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This paper aims to aims to assess the competitiveness of exports of manufactured goods from China and India to the European Union in the 2000s. The empirical analysis is based on two methodologies: (i) a Constant Market Share analysis which allows to decompose the export growth to the European market into several components including an effect usually related to competitiveness, and (ii) an analysis based on the combination of revealed comparative advantage indexes with a geographic orientation of trade. The latter allows to identify products that appear to have potential for China and India to expand their exports.
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Competitiveness Constant Market Shares Technique Trade Potential China India European Union
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Coutinho, Ana Luísa, and Paula Fontoura. (2012). "What determines the export performance?: A comparative analysis of China and India in the European Union". International Conference on Regional Science, the Challenge of Regional Development in a world of changing hegemonies: Knowledge, competitiveness and austerity. XXXVIII Meeting of Regional Studies. (Research PDF in 2022).