An Empiric Study of the Export Structure of China's Hi-tech Products and Their International Competitiveness
Cheng Jing
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Cheng Jing
Abstract
In the recent years, China's export structure of industrial products has been greatly enhanced with the growing export of its hi-tech products. The paper, based on the study of the indexes indicating competitiveness, points out that China's export structure of hi-tech products remains at a disadvantageous position due to their inferior competitiveness. It suggests that earlier effective measures should be taken to enhance the international competitiveness of the hi-tech products.
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In the recent years, China's export structure of industrial products has been greatly enhanced with the growing export of its hi-tech products. The paper, based on the study of the indexes indicating competitiveness, points out that China's export structure of hi-tech products remains at a disadvantageous position due to their inferior competitiveness. It suggests that earlier effective measures should be taken to enhance the international competitiveness of the hi-tech products.
Key concepts: China, High tech, Position (finance), International trade, Business, Revealed comparative advantage, International economics, Economics