The effect of technological intensity of exports on the economic growth of Brazilian microregions: A spatial analysis with panel data

Raiher, Augusta Pelinski; Carmo, Alex Sander Souza do; Stege, Alysson Luiz

doi:10.1016/j.econ.2017.03.001

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“…Banyak studi empiris yang mengukur kekuatan daya saing perdagangan internasional dengan menggunakan ukuran intensitas ekspor (Balassa, 1978;Raiher et al, 2017). Indikator daya saing dengan menggunakan rasio barang yang diekspor dengan total barang yang diproduksi menjadi tidak relevan jika pola perdagangan yang terjadi menunjukkan pola perdagangan vertikal yang terintegrasi.…”

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Changes in Vertical Trade Patterns in High-Technology Companies in East Java

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Erlando

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This study aims to insvestigate the impact of vertical trade pattern as export intensity, vertical trade integration and two-way trade dummy to firm production capability. This study deals with firm level data of East Java high-tech manufacturing induesties, employs as generalized method of moments (GMM) approach to examine the most imprortant factor of a vertical trade phenomenom. In the full-sample, the result demonstrates that vertical trade integration and two-way trade are significant determinants on firm’s production while export intensity is not. In ordinary trader sub-sample, export intensity is a significant determinant of firm’s production, whereas in vertical trader sub-sample export intensity is not.

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Changes in Vertical Trade Patterns in High-Technology Companies in East Java

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Erlando

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“…The technology changes that came with the appearance of the Industry 4.0 revolution completely changed the value chains of firms from the manufacturing sector (Raiher et al, 2017;. The application of the Industry 4.0 concepts in the manufacturing sector has primarily changed production processes, and thus everything related to them (Alheriani et al, 2021;Frank et al, 2019).…”

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The use of digital Product-Service Systems in manufacturing firms

Rakić¹,

Sofić²,

Markoski³

et al. 2022

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Digital technologies change the way how manufacturing firms create offers for customers. These new technologies transform traditional Product-Service Systems into Digital Product-Service Systems. This paper investigates the use of digital technologies for the creation of new products and smart services in manufacturing firms. Additionally, this paper investigates the service orientation in Product-Service Systems. The data for this research were collected at the end of 2021 through the ASAP Service Management Forum in the manufacturing sector of the Republic of Serbia. The empirical results indicate that more than 60% of manufacturing firms use digital technologies for the creation of new products and less than 50% for the creation of new smart services. Moreover, results indicated that most services are product-oriented with 25% of share in a sample, followed by results-oriented services with 20% of share in a sample and use-oriented services with 11% of share in the total sample.

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“…This is shown by the four circles above the corresponding bars -the percentages shown in the circles are the shares of the respective manufacturing category in the total exports. A vast number of works in the economics and development literature show that exports and their composition, particularly in terms of their technological intensity, are one of the most important economic growth conditions in a country or region (Crespo Cuaresma and Woerz (2005); Hausmann, Hwang, and Rodrik (2007); Raiher, Souza do Carmo, and Stege (2017)). Hausmann et al (2007) show evidence that the economic growth is influenced by the composition of the exports agenda, and the more sophisticated exports (which they characterize as high productivity exports) are associated to higher economic growth rates.…”

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Monitoring Robust Estimates for Compositional Data

Todorov

2021

AJS

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In a number of recent articles Riani, Cerioli, Atkinson and others advocate the technique of monitoring robust estimates computed over a range of key parameter values. Through this approach the diagnostic tools of choice can be tuned in such a way that highly robust estimators which are as efficient as possible are obtained. This approach is applicable to various robust multivariate estimates like S- and MM-estimates, MVE and MCD as well as to the Forward Search in whichmonitoring is part of the robust method. Key tool for detection of multivariate outliers and for monitoring of robust estimates is the Mahalanobis distances and statistics related to these distances. However, the results obtained with thistool in case of compositional data might be unrealistic since compositional data contain relative rather than absolute information and need to be transformed to the usual Euclidean geometry before the standard statistical tools can be applied. Various data transformations of compositional data have been introduced in the literature and theoretical results on the equivalence of the additive, the centered, and the isometric logratio transformation in the context of outlier identification exist. To illustrate the problem of monitoring compositional data and to demonstrate the usefulness of monitoring in this case we start with a simple example and then analyze a real life data set presenting the technologicalstructure of manufactured exports. The analysis is conducted with the R package fsdaR, which makes the analytical and graphical tools provided in the MATLAB FSDA library available for R users.

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The effect of technological intensity of exports on the economic growth of Brazilian microregions: A spatial analysis with panel data

Cited by 9 publications

References 13 publications

Changes in Vertical Trade Patterns in High-Technology Companies in East Java

Changes in Vertical Trade Patterns in High-Technology Companies in East Java

The use of digital Product-Service Systems in manufacturing firms

Monitoring Robust Estimates for Compositional Data

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