Identifying Export Opportunities: Empirical Evidence from the Southern Euro Area Countries

Konstantakopoulou, Ioanna; Tsionas, Efthymios G.

doi:10.1007/s11079-023-09715-8

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“…Trade between countries is becoming closer and closer as a result of economic globalization. Moreover, among those studies that manifest the positive correlation between exports and economic growth, it is well known that the export-led growth exists catholically [40], and even in some cases, increased exports lead to economic growth, and more economic growth somehow stimulates more exports as a feedback effect [41]. With the rapid development in international trade, many problems have emerged, one after another, such as deteriorating environmental quality and the inefficient utilization of natural resources [42,43].…”

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Does Environmental Regulation Promote the Upgrade of the Export Technology Structure: Evidence from China

Yang

Wang

Gao³

et al. 2022

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Rapid economic growth is accompanied by the continuous degradation of the environmental quality, low efficiency of natural-resource utilization and increasing health losses. With the growing environmental problems, countries in the world have gradually attached importance to environmental protection and regulation. As an effective means of environmental protection by the government, environmental regulation’s role in high-quality development cannot be understated. On the basis of a two-way fixed-effects model, the panel data of 276 prefecture-level cities of China during the period 2007–2016 were used to explore the effect of environmental regulation on China’s export technology structure, and the influence mechanism between the two. Moreover, panel quantile regression was used to examine the heterogeneity of the effect of environmental regulation on the export technology structures of Chinese cities with distinct technological levels. The empirical results prove that environmental regulation can boost the upgrade of China’s export technology structure by encouraging innovation. Furthermore, the impact of environmental regulation on China’s export technology structure changes according to the export technical complexity. With the improvement in the export technology structure, the boost effect appears as an inverted U-shaped change.

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Does Environmental Regulation Promote the Upgrade of the Export Technology Structure: Evidence from China

Yang

Wang

Gao³

et al. 2022

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“…However, in recent years, China's trade deficit in farm products has widened sharply, and export growth has been sluggish in terms of products of comparative advantage, forming an imbalanced situation in the structure, supply, and demand for agricultural products [1], and leading to the unsustainability of agricultural exports. Konstantakopoulou [2] revealed that export-oriented policies may guarantee long-term economic growth in all countries except for Italy because the export-led growth is stable over time and foreign trade is significant for their economies [2]. The characteristics of low-technology (low-tech) added value and poor storage make agricultural products more costly to distribute [3,4].…”

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The Impact of Multidimensional Distance on Agricultural Exports: Evidence from China Based on the Technological Added Value

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Agricultural exports are vulnerable to many distance factors such as geographical, cultural, economic and institutional distance. Panel data were collected from 63 countries (from 2002 to 2020), and fixed effects regression models were employed to estimate the impact of multidimensional distance on China’s agricultural exports. Results found that the institutional, geographical, and cultural distance negatively impacted China’s agricultural exports significantly. The economic distance significantly promoted exports due to the demand and complementarity of trade between countries. After the technological added value is considered, the cultural distance significantly promoted the export of high-tech agricultural products. It is confirmed that the institutional distance remained the greatest obstacle to agricultural exports, and economic distance promoted agricultural exports. It is imperative to focus on promoting mutual cultural understanding and communication of institutional policies to stimulate agricultural exports and improve the exports of agricultural products of high technological content.

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“…In the intervening period, computing power increased, generating different production options more rapidly. The literature [51,52,54] confirms that only some of the necessary data to support decision making are contained within one system and that managers must integrate external information and knowledge when making decisions [55,56]. In parallel with the use of AI with ERP data analysis in supporting decision making, Colson [51] described how mathematical models have been used to support planning and assessment in economic analysis.…”

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Decision Making in Service Shops Supported by Mining Enterprise Resource Planning Data

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Powell,

Ille

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This research examines the application of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems in service shops, focusing on the specific challenges unique to these environments compared to those in the manufacturing sector. Service shops, distinguished by their smaller scale and variable demands, often need different functionalities in ERP systems compared to manufacturing facilities. Our analysis is based on detailed billing records and monthly cash flow data to deliver critical insights into businesses’ performance for service shop managers. This study analyses ERP data from 27 service shops over 35 months. It is based on detailed billing records and monthly cash flow data to deliver critical insights into businesses’ performance for service shop managers that support managerial decision making. Our findings emphasise the importance of incorporating additional contextual information to augment the effectiveness of ERP systems in service contexts. Our analysis shows that simple, standardised data mining methods can significantly enhance operational management decision making when supported with visuals to support understanding and interpretation of the data. Moreover, this study suggests potential directions for future research aimed at improving business analytics and intelligence practices to optimise the use of ERP systems in service industries. This research contributes to the academic discourse by providing empirical evidence on utilising ERP data in service shops and offers practical recommendations for ongoing operational improvements.

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Identifying Export Opportunities: Empirical Evidence from the Southern Euro Area Countries

Cited by 5 publications

References 63 publications

Does Environmental Regulation Promote the Upgrade of the Export Technology Structure: Evidence from China

Does Environmental Regulation Promote the Upgrade of the Export Technology Structure: Evidence from China

The Impact of Multidimensional Distance on Agricultural Exports: Evidence from China Based on the Technological Added Value

Decision Making in Service Shops Supported by Mining Enterprise Resource Planning Data

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