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Trade Policy in Developing Countries

Trade Policy in Developing Countries. Developing Countries According to the IMF (” Graduated ” economies in red). Tariff Rates in Developing Countries. Source: World Bank. The Asian Takeoff. Source: Total Economy Database. Asia’s Surging Trade. Export Processing Zones.

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Trade Policy in Developing Countries

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  1. Trade Policy in Developing Countries

  2. Developing CountriesAccording to the IMF (”Graduated” economies in red)

  3. Tariff Rates in Developing Countries Source: World Bank.

  4. The Asian Takeoff Source: Total Economy Database.

  5. Asia’s Surging Trade

  6. Export Processing Zones

  7. The EPZ model is a very popular form of industrial policy The number of EPZs keeps growing Morethanhalf of the world’scountrieshavethem There are around 3,000 - 5,000 EPZs in the world today

  8. Douglas Zhihua Zeng, “How Do Special Economic Zones and Industrial Clusters Drive China’s Rapid Development?,” Policy Research Working Paper 5583, the World Bank.

  9. Philippines:

  10. Poland

  11. Simple EPZ model • A country: Solid boundary of import tariffs

  12. Carve out a piece of land where the tariffs do not apply

  13. EPZ!

  14. EPZ

  15. FDI IMPORTS EXPORTS LABOR INTERMEDIARIES UTILITIES

  16. DOMESTIC FIRMS WAGES MULTINATIONALS FOREIGN EXCHANGE

  17. DOMESTIC FIRMS KNOW-HOW NETWORKS MULTINATIONALS

  18. Single factory zones

  19. Single factory zones

  20. Single factory zones

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