Shaping Competitiveness Through Policy:  The Case of the Organic Food Market

Kuberska, Dominika; Grzybowska–Brzezińska, Mariola; Brelik, Agnieszka

doi:10.35808/ersj/1913

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“…The assessment of a sector's competitiveness should be based on an analysis of the strengths and weaknesses of the given industry in a given country in international markets compared to the same industry in other countries (Kuberska et al, 2020). In empirical studies of competitiveness at this level, various indicators can be classified according to different criteria, e.g., cost-price and non-price competitiveness or expost and ex-ante competitiveness.…”

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A Model for Measuring the International Competitiveness of Furniture Industry in the European Union Countries

Łukiewska¹,

Brelik²

2021

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Purpose:The main aim of the research was to assess the international competitiveness of the furniture industry in the EU Member States. The article deals with the interpretation and methods of measuring competitiveness at this level of economic analysis. Design/Methodology/Approach: The study used the measurement model of the international competitiveness of an industry -the proposed methodology allowed for a broad assessment of competitive potential and competitive position. A set of competitiveness indicators and a multidimensional statistical analysis were presented. Findings: The international competitiveness of the EU furniture industry is diversified. The furniture industries in Poland, Italy, and Germany had the most significant competitive advantage by far. These countries have exceptionally high production potential and big export share. Practical Implications: The research can inform furniture manufacturers about the factors that contribute to increase competitiveness. Some strengths and areas for improvement in the operation of the furniture industry from various countries were identified. These may be relevant for building a lasting competitive advantage in the international market. Originality/Value: Competitiveness is a category that is relatively rarely studied at the sector level. The present study performs a broad assessment of the furniture industry's competitiveness, considering both the factor and the result dimensions. The empirical research presented herein has both theoretical and practical value. The employed methodology is universal and can be used to assess various industries and sectors of the economy.

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