Article2006

The Reorientation of Transition Countries’ Exports: Changes in Quantity, Quality and Variety

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Global trade and economics Post-Communist Economic and Political Transition Economic and Technological Innovation

Abstract

Exports from transition countries to market economies have increased considerably since the fall of socialism. The countries of Central and Eastern Europe have generally been more successful in this regard than the countries of the Commonwealth of Independent States. There are also considerable differences between countries within both the CEEC and the CIS, however. The following paper uses a variety of measures to determine the factors behind these cross-country differences.

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