VERTICAL SPECIALIZATION IN PORTUGUESE INTERNATIONAL TRADE

Joao L.M. Amador · Sónia Cabral

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One of the significant economic trends of the last decades is the strong growth of international trade flows. World trade volume of goods and services exhibited an average annual growth of 6.0 per cent over the period 1970-2005, well above the real growth rate of world GDP of 3.7 per cent (Chart 1). An-other important feature of the current globalization phase is the increase in the stock of foreign direct

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