Competitiveness and adaptability in interna tional trade

目录
4．3． Korea，Malaysia，Taiwan Province of P．R．China，and Thailand
4．4． Structural change
4．5． Relative competitiveness
5． Conclusion
Reference
Productivity growth，trade，and the trade adaptability index
1． Introduction
2． Productivity growth and expansion
3． Trade and trade adaptability
4． Conditions for trade adaptability
Table of contents
5． Mechanisms of trade adaptability
6． Conclusions
Appendix
A1． Expansion,trade,and Kaldor's laws
A2． Regression data set
References
Flexibility,adjustment costs,and the transformation curve
1． Introduction
2． Flexibility,adjustment.costs,and the transformation curve
3． Comparative advantage and trade adaptability
Competitiveness，structural change，and the competitive matrix
4． Conditions
Appendix:a numerical model of transformation flexibility
References
Appendix:
The computer programC．A．N
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The IMF/World Bank Policy Package for the Third World and its Consequences
1． Introduction
Manufacturing,Growth and Development
Environmental Pressure and Agricultural Production in China
Input_Output Model and Ecological Economy _A Case Study in China's Mountainous Areas
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2． Competitiveness，structural change，and the competitive matrix
3． International trade structure
4． The competitive matrix
4．1． Japan，United Kingdom，and United States
4．2． Argentina，Brazil，Chile，and Mexico