Market Building through Regional Integration Agreements : The EU and the ASEAN Way

Orcalli, Gabriele

doi:10.11130/jei.2017.32.1.160

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“…According to the theory of trade gravity proposed by Tinbergen, international trade in two countries, between state i and state j. for year t, symbolized by Xijt, which depends positively on the size of the economies of the two countries Yi and Yt in succession and is negatively related to the cost of Cijt trade, thus taking the form of the equation as follows: (1) where:…”

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“…Economic integration in one region is always preceded by integrating trade between countries, especially in some of its mainstay commodities, through the preparation of regional trade agreements [1][2][3][4]. Trade integration is one form of economic integration in one region and globally.…”

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“…Economic integration is seen in all aspects of the economy, social culture and social politics. All countries in the region agreed to fully integrate into all aspects of development by drawing up a joint agreement (agreement) to carry out free trade (free trade area) [1,[6][7][8]10,11] on limited or certain regions. For this case, the ASEAN organization has declared its territory as a free trade area in the ASEAN free trade area (AFTA) declaration.…”

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Can Trade Integration Lead to Economic Development Convergence?

Ansofino¹,

Zusmelia²,

Dahen³

et al. 2020

Proceedings of the 2nd Social and Humaniora Research Symposium (SoRes 2019)

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The main focus of this research is to analyse the integration of Indonesia's rubber trade with countries in the ASEAN region and how this trade integration affects the convergence of development. The analysis method used is the principal analysis method that measures the integration of Indonesia's rubber trade with the ASEAN region, and the fixed effect method approach to examine the impact of trade integration on regional economic development convergence. The results showed that the greater integration of Indonesia's rubber trade with ASEAN countries was marked by the principal value of its component analysis, which grew from 1989 to 2017. Increased integration of this rubber trade with the ASEAN region is also very dependent on regional and global economic conditions, when regional and global economies experience a decline, the intensity of Indonesia's rubber trade also fluctuates towards decreasing. Changes in economic progress shown by changes in the value of GDP greatly affect the strength of integration of Indonesia's rubber trade with the country concerned, changes in the value of GDP of rubber export destination countries have led to the convergence of Indonesia's economy with Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam, and experienced divergence with Malaysia and the Philippines.

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Can Trade Integration Lead to Economic Development Convergence?

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Dahen³

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Proceedings of the 2nd Social and Humaniora Research Symposium (SoRes 2019)

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“…Lastly, Norway might be busting the sanction by exporting fresh salmon through other countries to avoid additional inspection and quarantine (Chen & Garcia, 2016;Garcia & Nguyen, 2023). Because of the close proximity to China and low trade barriers with Norway, Hong Kong and Vietnam become the most likely transfer destinations.…”

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Do firms hedge against political tensions? Evidence from Chinese food importers of Norwegian salmon

Li,

Wan,

Zhang

2024

World Economy

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Political and economic tensions, which often jeopardise trade, are rising among the world's major powers, and countries like China are more frequently using food‐related trade actions to deal with deteriorating political relations. Using an event study approach, this paper investigates how importers respond to lasting political tensions by examining China's seafood importers' responses to the 6‐year Norway–China political tensions after Norway awarded Liu Xiaobo, a Chinese political dissident, a Nobel Peace Prize in 2010. Our results reveal firm‐level responses at both the intensive and extensive margins. At the intensive margin, firms that imported Norwegian fresh salmon before the sanction saw a 20% persistent decline in their fresh salmon import value and an 80% decrease in the import share of Norwegian fresh salmon products over our study period. At the extensive margin, we find a trade diversion effect that firms imported fresh salmon from Norway to other countries and regions, but also a consistent ‘political hedging’ effect 3 years after sanction with a 20% decline in the maximum import share from any particular country or region, even if not Norway.

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“…The fluctuation international commodity price in world trade has increased interest and understanding spatial market integration of domestic market both international like rubber market [1], [2], [3], [4], [5], [6]. The center of Sumatra economic corridors is the city of Medan, Pekanbaru, Palembang, and Lampung have industrial areas as well as its buffer zone (hinterland).…”

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Comparative and Competitive Advantages Analysis of Rubber as A Featured Product of West Sumatera to Support of Spatial Interaction

Ansofino¹,

Zusmelia²

2022

Proceedings of the 1st International Conference on Economic and Education, ICON 2021, 14 - 15 December 2021, Padang-West Sumatr

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This study focusses on the spatial interaction of West Sumatera province with the centers of the Sumatra economic corridor. The research methodology is using the growth center approach with regional economic analysis method, Krugman model and Junichi Goto Model. Those models are used to find the connectivity with the centers of the Sumatra economic corridor and to build its vertical integration. The results of the study indicate that West Sumatra Province as a hinterland region of the centers of the Sumatra corridor have to support industrial economic activities that located in the center of the corridor for the economic transactions in the surrounding regions. West Sumatra Province plays an important role as a buffer zone for rubber production in Sumatra and national level. This role has not been impacted the rubber farmers welfare.

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Market Building through Regional Integration Agreements : The EU and the ASEAN Way

Cited by 5 publications

References 31 publications

Can Trade Integration Lead to Economic Development Convergence?

Can Trade Integration Lead to Economic Development Convergence?

Do firms hedge against political tensions? Evidence from Chinese food importers of Norwegian salmon

Comparative and Competitive Advantages Analysis of Rubber as A Featured Product of West Sumatera to Support of Spatial Interaction

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