Trade and conflict: trends in economic nationalism, unilateralism and protectionism

MacIsaac, Samuel; Duclos, Buck C.

doi:10.1080/11926422.2020.1714682

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“…Reference source not found. shows the results of baseline regression for Model (1). In this paper, a stepwise regression method is adopted, and year fixed effect and province fixed effect are gradually added column by column.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…With the profound adjustment of economic globalization, the main driving forces of globalization are diverging and changing. In order to cope with the risk of power transfer [1], traditional developed countries rely on hegemony to push their interests to the extreme of protectionism [2], and advanced science and technology are the key engines for economic growth of various countries. It has become an important area for some developed countries to try to restrain the development of emerging countries, making science and technology shift from human shared globalism to technological nationalism [3].…”

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The Innovation Dilemma and Operating Efficiency of Manufacturing Enterprises: Evidence from China

Shu,

Yang

2024

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Under the background that the international technological innovation environment VUCA has been intensifying and the innovation situation of Chinese manufacturing enterprises has been impacted, the innovation dilemma faced by enterprises has attracted increasing attention, while the innovation dilemma is also one of the important factors affecting the operation efficiency of enterprises. Based on the micro-data of China’s A-share manufacturing listed enterprises, this paper empirically analyzes the impact of innovation dilemmas faced by enterprises on operational efficiency (innovation dilemmas are measured by the difference when actual innovation performance is lower than expected innovation performance). The results show that the innovation dilemma of manufacturing enterprises significantly inhibits the operational efficiency of manufacturing enterprises by reducing their risk tolerance, development ability expectation and profitability. After using a series of tests, such as instrumental variable method, propensity score matching method, DID (Differences-in-Differences) and changing variable measure method, the conclusion is still robust. In addition, the inhibitory effect of innovation dilemma on enterprise operation efficiency is more obvious for private enterprises, small and medium-sized enterprises, enterprises in the ascend or decline phase, high-tech enterprises and enterprises in the eastern region. Therefore, the government should strengthen the policy support for the manufacturing enterprises in the innovation dilemma, help the enterprises to overcome the innovation bottleneck. Manufacturing enterprises themselves should enhance their innovation capabilities and strive to get rid of the innovation dilemma in order to maintain a stable footing in the fierce market competition and improve the high-quality development of China’s manufacturing industry.

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The Innovation Dilemma and Operating Efficiency of Manufacturing Enterprises: Evidence from China

Shu,

Yang

2024

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“…Here there are mineral reserves, which can be used for manufacturing building materials. The dynamics of Vladimir region export shows that a considerable share of export is made up of timber products whose price is much lower than the price of finished [10] Products. There is a need to create in the region its own manufacture out of timber products.…”

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Features of conducting foreign economic activity of the Subject of the Federation (on the example of the Vladimir region)

Аксенов

Afonin²,

Grekov³

et al. 2023

E3S Web Conf.

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Political and economic events, which have happened in the world, influence the economy of the region and of the country, as a whole, ambiguously. Some Western countries imposed their economic sanctions against our country. Our country took protective response measures. The article provides the analysis of the Vladimir region foreign trade potential under sanctions. A classification of sanctions is suggested, which includes all key instruments of impact on the states and regions. It shows the tendencies and features of generating the world experience of applying sanction policy. There being conducted a complex analysis of the Vladimir region foreign trade activity in the period of 2014-2020; this being the basis for identifying the problems which have occurred as a result of imposing sanctions by the countries of Western Europe and USA. According to the identified issues the areas for the development of Vladimir region foreign trade potential under sanctions are proposed.

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“…Nationalism and protectionism. Since 2015, the rising degree of nationalism and accompanying protectionism around the world have increased entry barriers for trade and FDI in both manufacturing and services (MacIsaac and Duclos, 2020;Rammal et al, 2022). In TCE terms, it increases the search and entry costs for investors and exporters seeking to do business in the foreign nation.…”

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Industry globalization: construct, measurement and variation across industries

Sambharya

Contractor

Rasheed

2022

MBR

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Purpose The purpose of this paper is to identify some of the major issues relating to the conceptualization and operationalization of industry globalization. Findings Globalized industries have four important characteristics: cross-border product flows, cross-border capital flows, dispersal of global value chains and global competition. However, lack of availability of data limits our ability to develop an operationalization that encompasses all these four aspects of globalization. Practical implications The authors identify some of the most important factors driving industry globalization as well as the major impediments to globalization. Originality/value Although the term “globalization” has attained a nearly “taken for granted” status, its meaning is rather vaguely specified and is often context dependent. This paper delineates the domain of the construct and identifies many of the practical issues in operationalizing the construct.

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Trade and conflict: trends in economic nationalism, unilateralism and protectionism

Cited by 16 publications

References 9 publications

The Innovation Dilemma and Operating Efficiency of Manufacturing Enterprises: Evidence from China

The Innovation Dilemma and Operating Efficiency of Manufacturing Enterprises: Evidence from China

Features of conducting foreign economic activity of the Subject of the Federation (on the example of the Vladimir region)

Industry globalization: construct, measurement and variation across industries

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