Dynamic Relationships between Seafood Exports, Exchange Rate and Industrial Upgrading

Eegunjobi, Ruth; Ngepah, Nicholas

doi:10.3390/su14137893

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“…Besides, using thorough information on GVCs at the sector level, the study provided empirical support for these crucial model predictions. Similarly, Eegunjobi and Ngepah (2022) analyze factors that influence countries' involvement in GVCs. The authors contend that economic potential drives GVC involvement in a backward direction and that governance quality is crucial.…”

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Effects of economic freedom and ease of doing business on trade in global value chains: Evidence from sub‐Saharan Africa

Chala

2024

African Development Review

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Inspired by the recent drastic shift in international trade from traditional to global value chains, this study analyzed the effects of economic freedom and ease of doing business on participation and position of sub‐Saharan Africa in global value chains. Panel data from 41 sub‐Saharan African countries from 2000 to 2018 were used. The study utilized a tobit estimator along with a fixed effects estimator. The findings show that economic freedom—namely, better regulation and sound money—positively influence the countries' participation in global value chains. Moreover, improving ease of doing business, such as by decreasing customs duties and simplifying procedures to register new businesses, enhances the countries' level of participation and their efforts to move upstream along the global value chains. The results are robust to different specifications. Therefore, sub‐Saharan African countries should promote economic freedom and ease of doing business to participate in and reap benefits offered by the current wave of globalization. Specifically, sub‐Saharan African countries should further reduce the number of procedures required to register new businesses, decrease tariffs and non‐tariffs barriers to trade in global value chains to enhance their participation and position along global value chains.

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Effects of economic freedom and ease of doing business on trade in global value chains: Evidence from sub‐Saharan Africa

Chala

2024

African Development Review

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A systematic review of fish trade and its impact on economic progress: Barriers, opportunities, and outlook for developing countries

Elahi,

Li,

Emam

et al. 2024

Ocean & Coastal Management

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Factores determinantes de la exportación de camarón ecuatoriano

Alava Chica,

Zambrano Yépez,

Zambrano Morales

et al. 2024

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En la última década, Ecuador ha emergido como actor destacado en el mercado mundial de camarón, consolidando este sector como pilar esencial de su economía. En este ámbito, el objetivo principal de estudio es analizar los factores que influyen en las exportaciones de camarón ecuatoriano durante el período 2010-2023. Para este propósito, se combina una revisión sistemática de literatura con la estimación de un modelo de regresión lineal múltiple, basado en el modelo de gravedad del comercio internacional utilizando datos de panel. Los datos, provenientes de fuentes secundarias como el Banco Central del Ecuador y el Banco Mundial, abarcan siete países importadores de camarón durante catorce años. Los resultados indican que variables como el PIB per cápita y la población de los países importadores, así como el PIB per cápita de Ecuador, influyen positivamente en las exportaciones de camarón, mientras que la distancia económica y el tipo de cambio afectan negativamente. Además, se observa que los principales demandantes son países con alto poder adquisitivo. Estas observaciones destacan la tendencia del camarón ecuatoriano a dirigirse hacia mercados con mayor masa económica, más allá de la proximidad geográfica. Sin embargo, las barreras geográficas siguen siendo un desafío, subrayando la necesidad de políticas públicas que mitiguen sus efectos.

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Dynamic Relationships between Seafood Exports, Exchange Rate and Industrial Upgrading

Cited by 3 publications

References 57 publications

Effects of economic freedom and ease of doing business on trade in global value chains: Evidence from sub‐Saharan Africa

Effects of economic freedom and ease of doing business on trade in global value chains: Evidence from sub‐Saharan Africa

A systematic review of fish trade and its impact on economic progress: Barriers, opportunities, and outlook for developing countries

Factores determinantes de la exportación de camarón ecuatoriano

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