As expansion along the Silk Road is flourishing this research examines export specialization in Uzbekistan through a time series analysis of RCA and RSCA with discussion on how diversification has led to economic development since 2017. International trade region Central Asia first explored history before most recent data examined. Specialized sectors (silk, cotton, edible fruits vegetables, co...

Abstract This article proposes a micro-founded model of countries’ diversification trajectories in the product space. We argue that type technological regime under which countries operate conditions their export performance and trajectories. In particular, repeated simulations show with firms operating an entrepreneurial expand basket faster when most other are characterized by routinized regim...

Several nations across the world place a high focus on achieving carbon reduction objectives. Climate change is most catastrophic result of human activity. Eco-innovation, export diversification, and fiscal decentralization are all viable approaches for resolving environmental concerns sustainability goals. These tactics could help countries levels government pursue what they consider to be sus...

This article revisits and empirically tests the conjecture that specialization in natural resource industries (NRI) might not necessarily be a ‘curse’ for developing countries if it generates opportunities export diversification backward-linked sectors à la Hirschman. The systematizes evolution of debate around NRI ‘curse’. Then whether represent sufficient ‘domestic representative demand’ Lind...

The landlocked and fragile countries’ ability to create a sustainable path economic growth poverty reduction is inextricably linked their export diversification potential, itself related connectivity within themselves, in the region, other external markets. Mali, Chad, Niger are first challenged by geography—their nature with vast thinly populated space serves isolate most vulnerable communitie...