Publication: Growth and export expansion in developing countries : some empirical evidence
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Países em desenvolvimento
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1960-1977
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BR
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Instituto de Pesquisa Econômica Aplicada (Ipea)
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Discussion Paper 5 : Growth and export expansion in developing countries : some empirical evidence, Crescimento e expansão da exportação nos países em desenvolvimento: algumas evidências empíricas
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O texto tenta rejeitar a filosofia econômica do livre comércio nominalmente imposta em muitos países desenvolvidos, como prejudicial ao interesse econômico e ao desenvolvimento econômico de países em desenvolvimento. Faz uma análise entre países do relacionamento entre o crescimento da exportação, desenvolvimento industrial, e o crescimento do PIB em países em desenvolvimento.
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This paper presents additional empirical evidence demonstrating a strong cross-country association between export performance and GNP growth. This suggest that countries which neglect their export sectors through discriminatory economic policies are likely to have settle for lower rates of economic growth as a result. While in our treatment it has been assumed that export performance reflects export related economic policies, a growing body of empirical literature supports this contention. Consequently, economic policies entailing appropriate price incentives for exports appear to take on a central importance in the economic growth.