Does Korea Restrict its Imports of the Primary Agricultural Products?

Hong, Yong‐Ki; Shao, Bonan; Sun, Wei; Mu, Xiaowei

doi:10.12783/dteees/icnerr2017/13323

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“…1 and Fig. 3, the RSCA curve remain steady at disadvantage level, which is the proof of Lin [6] , Hong [7] and the author's view [8] , economic development should be in accordance with its comparative advantage, not far from it; government intervention might be effective in a short time, but will be not applicable or even harmful in the long run.…”

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Research on Trade Patterns in the ICT and IP Services: An Empirical Study of the US during the Period of 2005-2017

Wang¹,

Yu²,

Li³

2019

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The United States is the ultimate top leading service exporter in the world. Telecommunications, computer, information (short as ICT below) services and Intellectual Property (short as IP) services are essential contributors to America's service export. However, whether the big trade surpluses in accordance with their comparative advantages of the above mentioned services, or the net export income coming from strategic policies are problems to be solved. Analyzing NXR, RSCA and H indicators which measured America's ICT and IP service exports pattern from 2005 to 2017, this study has found that in ICT category, there exits distortions among the above three measurements, which hints the US government has adopted policy stimulus to prompt ICT service exports, however, the same measurements show consistency in IP category, which reports IP export of the US featured with free trade mode. Further researches based on this paper have been undertaken.

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Research on Trade Patterns in the ICT and IP Services: An Empirical Study of the US during the Period of 2005-2017

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Yu²,

Li³

2019

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“…According to the comparative advantage theory, the more goods the country imports, the smaller, but not the bigger, the comparative advantage is under the same conditions. Therefore, a negative sign was added artificially to for consistency [5].…”

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Comparing the Export and Import Trade Patterns of the Chinese Low-technology Manufactures

Hong¹,

Ren²,

Shao³

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Proceedings of the 2018 International Conference on Mathematics, Modeling, Simulation and Statistics Application (MMSSA 2018)

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This study analyzes the Chinese trade patterns in low-technology manufactures for the period of 1987-2017. We employ H-index, or the difference between net export capability and symmetric revealed comparative advantage, to assess the trade policies in exports and imports. The results reveal that China has comparative advantage in the exports, and has had comparative disadvantage in the imports before 2006. We document that China has attempted to protect its low-technology industries by both export facilitation and import restriction.

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“…However, the Chinese export facilitating has little effect in the improvement of the Chinese comparative advantages. With regard to the imports, [9], Hong, Sun and Mu (2016) [10] focused on the Japanese imports of agricultural products, while Hong, Shao and Mu (2016) investigated the Korean imports of primary agricultures [11] to assess the import policies.…”

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Exploring the Chinese Import Policy on the Low-technology Manufactures of Garment, Textile and Footwear

Hong¹,

Ren²,

Yin³

et al. 2018

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Using annual trade data from 1987 to 2016, this study focuses on the Chinese import trade patterns in garment, textile and footwear. We employ the indicators of net exports and revealed symmetric comparative advantage to generate H index to assess the divergence of the import policy. Our findings imply that 1) China has been comparative dis-advantageous in the imports of the low-technology garment, textile and footwear, and 2) the Chinese trade policy has been persistently restrictive towards the imports of the products. We document that the Chinese government may restrict the imports to improve the domestic employment.

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Does Korea Restrict its Imports of the Primary Agricultural Products?

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Research on Trade Patterns in the ICT and IP Services: An Empirical Study of the US during the Period of 2005-2017

Research on Trade Patterns in the ICT and IP Services: An Empirical Study of the US during the Period of 2005-2017

Comparing the Export and Import Trade Patterns of the Chinese Low-technology Manufactures

Exploring the Chinese Import Policy on the Low-technology Manufactures of Garment, Textile and Footwear

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