Agro-food exports variety from the Central and Eastern European countries

Bojnec, Štefan; acute, I. Fertodouble

doi:10.17221/187/2010-agricecon

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“…Another important finding of the study is that the share of foreign value added in the exports of agriculture, hunting, forestry and fishing varied strongly between countries. Bojnec and Ferto (2012) showed a positive effect of an increased number of varieties of agri-food products on export growth, but less on the diversification of higher value-added food products [81]. It is even a frequent phenomenon that the share of products with higher added value decreases, despite the increase in exports, which is due to the increase in the share of basic agricultural raw materials with low added value [82].…”

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The Importance of Global Value Chains in Developing Countries’ Agricultural Trade Development

Białowąs

Budzyńska

2022

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The role of global value-added chains is growing in international trade. The development gap between highly developed economies and developing countries means that the only products with which less developed economies can compete on the international arena are agricultural products. Moreover, integration into global value-added chains is an important factor in achieving comparative advantages in trade and improving export competitiveness. The main aim of this article is to assess the impact of integration within global value chains on changes in the comparative advantage of developing countries in the global agricultural trade. The degree of participation of developing countries in global value chains (GVC) was assessed using data from the Trade in Value-added OECD–WTO database (November 2021 edition) by calculating domestic (DVA), foreign value-added (FVA), and revealed comparative advantage (RCA) indexes. The analysis covers the period 1995–2018 and 28 developing economies. The research showed that the foreign value added in the gross exports of agricultural commodities of developing countries was an important factor in strengthening their export position and the importance of integration within global value chains rises with increasing product complexity. In agricultural production, FVA in most developing countries does not have a significant impact on the shaping of the comparative advantage.

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The Importance of Global Value Chains in Developing Countries’ Agricultural Trade Development

Białowąs

Budzyńska

2022

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“…The most basic thing about the issue is about international trade. Ini because the boundaries between countries have become borderless (Bojnec & Fertö, 2012). Every resident of a country can carry out the import export process as long as it meets the criteria that have been set.…”

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Application of Good Logistics Practices to Export-Oriented SMEs through Export Regulation Applications

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Arini²,

Herdianto³

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Jurnal Optimasi Sistem Industri

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In penetrating exports, SME players are often faced with obstacles such as their unpreparedness in preparing the documents needed for exports. This problem is a classic problem considering that the ability to prepare export documents is a way to export successfully. Also, SME actors need to implement Good Logistic Practices (GLP) such as product processing activities, packaging, storage and shipping management to become resilient SMEs in line with the increasing understanding of export documents. The approach used in this study is quantitative research methods with a study survey approach and normative empirical studies. Data analysis uses a correlation approach between variables. This study used data from 210 SMSs in the KUB Cilongok, with a sample of 71 respondents. The results of the study showed that 71.5% of SME players in penetrating the export market were still constrained in understanding export documents. So to achieve export capability, it is necessary to create a comfortable and balanced supply chain

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“…Meanwhile, GATT/WTO reasoned that "as long as a regional trade agreement adheres to trade liberalization progress, their regional preferential policies can be maintained and applied only to the same RTA member countries and not to any non-member countries, no matter if those non-member countries are WTO members or not". Previously, many studies attempted to find out the effect of trade liberalization on bilateral or multilateral trade, such as Sapir (2001), Robert (2005), Clausing (2001), Magee (2008), Wahyudi et al (2017), Korinek et al (2009) Adam et al (2003, Krugman et al (2003), Kyoji et al (2002), Joung et al (2006), Romalis (2007), Khadan et al (2016), Bojnec and Ferto (2012). Meanwhile, the trade literature not only focuses on the total exports or value but also on the dual margin of trade in the case of trade liberalization see Krugman (1979Krugman ( , 1980, Rivera-Batiz-Romer (1991), Eaton and Kortum (2002), Melitz (2003), Bernard et al (2003), Nocke and Yeaple (2006), Broda et al (2006), Chaney (2008), Arkolakis and Muendler (2010), Melitz and Redding (2015), Arkolakis et al (2012), Lionel (2015), Mayer et al (2014), andFelbermayr et al (2015).…”

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Analysis of Pakistan–China FTA by propensity score matching with difference in differences

2021

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This study explores the effect of the Pakistan-China Free trade agreement on the export value and dual margins of trade for Pakistan and China. This study attempts to fill the gap in the literature related to the Pakistan-China Free trade agreement. It will determine the average treatment effect of T of Pakistan-China FTA on the export value and dual margin of trade for Pakistan and China under Pakistan-China FTA through Propensity Score Matching with Difference-in-Differences (PSM-DID). Also, the study focuses on both the aggregate level and three significant commodities. According to the results, After Pakistan-China FTA, the export value and intensive margin of Pakistan to the Chinese market increased in both the FTA inclusive and FTA exclusive commodities. However, this increment is much higher for the commodities that are not included in Pakistan-China FTA compared to the commodities included in Pakistan-China FTA. Nevertheless, the increment in the extensive margin is higher for the commodities included in Pakistan-China FTA compared to the commodities that are not included in the Pakistan-China FTA. Also, the Pakistan-China FTA's effect on the export value of Pakistan to China is found to be higher in fishery products compared to salt, stone, cement, and cotton. Correspondingly, the growth in the intensive and extensive margin of Pakistan's exports to China due to Pakistan-China is higher in the fishery products as compare to the salt, stone, cement, and cotton.

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Agro-food exports variety from the Central and Eastern European countries

Cited by 4 publications

References 40 publications

The Importance of Global Value Chains in Developing Countries’ Agricultural Trade Development

The Importance of Global Value Chains in Developing Countries’ Agricultural Trade Development

Application of Good Logistics Practices to Export-Oriented SMEs through Export Regulation Applications

Analysis of Pakistan–China FTA by propensity score matching with difference in differences

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