Exports, export composition and growth

IF 2.2 3区经济学 Q2 ECONOMICS

Journal of International Trade & Economic Development Pub Date : 1999-03-01 DOI:10.1080/09638199900000004

D. Greenaway, W. Morgan, P. Wright

引用次数: 162

Abstract

The relationship between trade and growth has been central to development economics with particular emphasis on the export-growth dynamic. The current paper is in the tradition of this literature but develops two new strands. First, it examines the exports-growth link in a dynamic fashion, providing a more rigorous approach than has been attempted previously. Second it explores the role of export composition in determining growth performance. By constructing a panel of 69 countries and using the dynamic model, the results generated suggest that there is a strong positive relationship between exports and growth. Further, it is apparent that the composition of those exports is important in determining the strength of growth.

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出口，出口构成和增长

贸易与增长之间的关系是发展经济学的核心，特别强调出口增长的动力。当前的论文是在这一文献的传统，但发展了两个新的股。首先，它以一种动态的方式考察了出口与增长之间的联系，提供了一种比以往更严格的方法。其次，探讨出口构成在决定增长绩效中的作用。通过构建一个包含69个国家的面板并使用动态模型，得出的结果表明出口与经济增长之间存在很强的正相关关系。此外，很明显，这些出口的构成在决定增长强度方面很重要。

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Journal of International Trade & Economic Development ECONOMICS-

CiteScore

4.00

自引率

19.00%

发文量

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