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Sports shoes, upper textil, sole
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Footwear
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Product Briefs
>> Sports shoes |
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Exports from low-cost countries |
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Chart 1 |
World and
LCC exports |
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World exports |
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LCC exports |
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LCC share of world exports
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Chart 2 |
World
export shares of leading LCCs (%) |
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Source-country competitiveness |
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Chart 3 |
Specialisation
in exports of leading LCCs (index) |
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Chart 4 |
Rate of
export growth of leading LCCs (%) |
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LCC average |
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Chart 5 |
Competitive positioning of leading LCCs |
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Specialisation in exports |
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Export
growth |
Above
LCC
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Challengers |
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China
Brazil
Romania
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Below
LCC
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Laggards |
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Indonesia
Brazil |
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Technical notes |
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Low-Cost Countries (LCCs)
are defined to comprise
the 35
leading exporters of manufactures with a GNI-per-capita
below
USD 15 000. |
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● Specialisation
in exports
(index,
–1.00
/
+1.00) measures
a source country's competitive advantage over other LCCs in the
product category. |
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Export growth is calculated as the
(compound) annual rate of
growth. A rate of export
growth exceeding the LCC average is an indication of (current gains)
in world export share from other LCCs. |
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● Our
metrics
are based on an analysis of cross-border trade flows.
Such flows
reflect the views of investors and traders on the ability of source
countries to supply international markets. |
