Trade efficiency, free trade agreements and rules of origin

Doan, Thang Ngoc; Xing, Yuqing

doi:10.1016/j.asieco.2017.12.007

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“…Thus, maintaining the stability of the conditions for mutually beneficial energy cooperation between Russia and Central Asia under current conditions is possible by forming an equivalent tariff net for the transit of primary hydrocarbons such as crude oil and natural gas. Unlike other modern studies that have focused on political factors affecting transit tariffs (Doan & Xing, 2018;Kazantsev, 2016;Aminjonov, 2017;Zhang et al, 2018), this research suggests compliance with the equivalence principle in the proposed approach. That is, the establishment of the same transit costs between country-trading partners is a prerequisite for the development of equal relations between Russia and the countries of Central Asia.…”

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confidence: 48%

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Transit tariff optimization model for Russia and Central Asia energy cooperation

Osipov¹,

Ponkratov²,

Karepova³

et al. 2019

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The purpose of this article is to develop an optimization model for determining transit tariffs for energy resources, ensuring maximum efficiency of energy cooperation between Russia and the countries of Central Asia. The informational basis of the study was the statistical values of the indicators in the context of the countries studied for 2010-2017: gross domestic product (GDP), exports, energy imports, CO2 emissions, the level of transit tariffs for oil and gas. In order to achieve the objectives set by the method of multidimensional factor and integral analysis, the effectiveness of export-import relations between the studied countries was evaluated. The regression analysis method determined the elasticity coefficients of the export-import potential of countries and the transit tariff, with their impact on the efficiency of energy trade. Using a non-linear method of the generalized decreasing gradient, a model has been developed for calculating the optimal levels of transit tariffs for oil and gas, at which maximum efficiency of energy cooperation in the framework of export-import operations between Russia and Central Asia is achieved. The developed model for calculating the optimization of transit tariffs for hydrocarbons is based on the mutual reduction of their level between countries and the principle of equivalence. Practical application of the obtained optimal values of transit tariffs will ensure the intensification of export-import operations with hydrocarbons between countries on mutually beneficial economic conditions. It will be the basis for the development of effective strategies for the development of dense energy cooperation in the future.

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confidence: 48%

“…The economic effectiveness of export-import operations is characterized by their profitability (Doan & Xing, 2018). Therefore, to assess the economic effectiveness of export-import operations, the level of a country's economic development expressed as GDP was used.…”

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Transit tariff optimization model for Russia and Central Asia energy cooperation

Osipov¹,

Ponkratov²,

Karepova³

et al. 2019

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“…The bilateral trade increases with the decrease in trade barrier in the SAARC region (South Association for Regional Cooperation). Moreover, it was discovered by Doan and Xing (2018) that CMEA and EEC regional trade was enhanced in the duration 1960-1994. Mediterranean countries were examined by Andersson and Sundqvist (2018) with EU to find whether the export of these countries to EU increased when the free trade area deal was sealed by Barcelona conference of 1995 between the two regions.…”

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How the nexus among the free trade, institutional quality and economic growth ffect the trade from ASEAN countries

Chetthamrongchai¹,

Jermsittiparsert²,

Saengchai³

2020

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The main purpose of the study is to answer the research question that How the nexus among the free trade, institutional quality and economic growth effect the trade from ASEAN countries. The exports become uncompetitive because of such hidden tax and high production costs in ASEAN. It can be said that importer/importers can achieve competitive advantage by being involve in corrupt activities as compared to others who are not willing to give bribes. The trade can be enhanced or hindered through corruption based on the willingness of firms in the exporting countries to offer bribes at a competitive level. Precisely, the focus of the discussion is on the channels through which global trade can be influenced. This shows that the main influence of corruption, which is an institutional quality on the global trade, is an issue to be empirically investigated. Considering this notion, the previous knowledge has been extended by including some other variables of institutional quality such as good governance, instability of governance and corruption by keeping the focus on flow of trade in ASEAN. Moreover, the data is allowed to decide whether the variables of institutional quality i.e. instability of government, corruption and good governance influence the trade across the border in a positive or negative way in the ASEAN countries. The findings of the study have provided support to the hypothesized results.

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“…International trade can be interpreted as an activity of transactions in goods and services that are agreed among countries. In the free trade, there is a reduction or elimination of trade barriers between countries, both tariff (export and import) and non-tariffs, quotas, dumping and so on [3]. Import tariffs imposed on imported goods will increase prices in the domestic market so that domestic producers can enjoy a more massive surplus and consumers face a high price of these goods.…”

Section: Free Tradementioning

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The Effect of Free Trade and The Economic Globalization toward Rupiah’s Stabilization

triyawan¹,

Tussifah²,

Syahruddin³

et al. 2019

Proceedings of the Proceedings of the 1st International Conference on Business, Law and Pedagogy, ICBLP 2019, 13-15 February 20

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Economic globalization is one of the international agendas that almost all countries cannot avoid. The movement of economic globalization creates a free trade between countries so that the free trade system is in high demand by several countries in the world. The purpose of this study was to find out how the influence of the movement of economic globalization and growing free trade on the stability of the rupiah exchange rate in Indonesia in 2017. The data used was obtained from secondary data taken from the Indonesian Economic Report, Central Statistics Agency, and Quarterly reports OJK IV-2017. Meanwhile, the data collected is obtained through some documentation. According to the results of research and economic reports by Bank Indonesia, the rupiah exchange rate has stabilized throughout 2017, and this is indicated by the Indonesian payments that recorded a surplus.

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Trade efficiency, free trade agreements and rules of origin

Cited by 30 publications

References 13 publications

Transit tariff optimization model for Russia and Central Asia energy cooperation

Transit tariff optimization model for Russia and Central Asia energy cooperation

How the nexus among the free trade, institutional quality and economic growth ffect the trade from ASEAN countries

The Effect of Free Trade and The Economic Globalization toward Rupiah’s Stabilization

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