Export potential of Serbia in the EU

Ristanović, Vladimir; Miljković, Dejan; Barjaktarević, Siniša

doi:10.5937/megrev1901001r

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“…At the level of international relations, the works of Chychkalo-Kondratska & Radchenko (2013); Gorin & Zolotarev (2020); Prokopenko & Omelyanenko (2020), are of particular interest. At the level of studying the export potential of individual countries (Bashynska & Dyskina, 2018;Komendantova et al, 2018;Ristanović et al, 2019;Shakoor & Rehan, 2019;Durcova & Bartokova, 2019;Lee & Mah, 2020;Li & Chen, 2019;Matyushenko et al, 2021;Mura & Gašparíková, 2010;Prokopenko et al, 2021;Ryvak, 2020). Legal issues of export potential are also being studied (Bilovodska et al, 2021;Muzyka-Stefanchuk et al, 2016;Samsin et al, 2021).…”

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Instruments for the development of the country's export potential

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In the context of accelerating globalization and integration trends in the world economic system, countries must make efforts to form their advantageous positions in the international division of labour. This can be realized by optimizing the sphere of foreign economic activity of the state. The purpose of the article is to substantiate the areas of improvement of strategic tools to develop the country's export potential. The authors analyzed the theoretical and methodological basis, namely the essence of the country's export potential, its structural elements of the export potential. The authors analyzed the structure of exports of Kyrgyzstan and Ukraine in 2020, highlighted their common features, shortcomings and explained why the specialization of exports is not optimal. The authors found that a systematic approach to developing a country's development strategy requires a specific sequence in the implementation of this process and proposed an algorithm for implementing the concept of developing the country's export potential, and also proposed calculating a comprehensive indicator of export potential, a more detailed description of which will be presented in further studies.

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Instruments for the development of the country's export potential

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Zhumaliyeva³

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Export of agricultural products from Serbia to the EU: Panel gravity model

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Tošović-Stevanović²

2022

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This paper will analyse the export of agricultural products of Serbia to the EU during the period from 2001 to 2017. A panel gravity model was used to assess the effects of trade flows. The main advantage of the gravity model is the application of basic indicators of the economy and the ability to evaluate panel series. The obtained results show that the size of the economy, measured by gross domestic product, the size of the market of foreign trade partners, measured by population, and the distance between trading partner countries, have measurable effects on the export of agricultural products from Serbia to the EU. Using a simple econometric model, we analysed the effects of Serbia's international trade and noticed that there is significant room for improving the exchange between Serbia and EU members. A multi-variable model would provide more information to trade policy makers.

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Export potential of Serbia in the EU

Cited by 2 publications

References 14 publications

Instruments for the development of the country's export potential

Instruments for the development of the country's export potential

Export of agricultural products from Serbia to the EU: Panel gravity model

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