Social Absorption Capability, National System of Innovation and Manufactured Export response to Preferential Trade Incentives.

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Na-Allah, A., Muchie, Mammo.. Tshwane University of Technology; 2010-04-13. Social Absorption Capability, National System of Innovation and Manufactured Export response to Preferential Trade Incentives..

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Title: Social Absorption Capability, National System of Innovation and Manufactured Export response to Preferential Trade Incentives.
Creator: Na-Allah, A.
Creator: Muchie, Mammo.
Subject: Institution
Subject: Trade Preference
Date: 2010-04-13
Publisher: Tshwane University of Technology
Description: In many extant analyses of the impact of non-reciprocal system of trade preferences, it is typical to focus on the details of market access value of tariff concessions as explanation for why export of beneficiaries’ products may or may not respond to incentives. Very often the role that supply-related factors can and do play in the process is relegated to the background. This paper argues that the social absorption capability of a beneficiary’s economy as expressed in her incumbent National System of Innovation is a crucial determinant of export performance response. The experience of sub-Sahara African countries under the US African Growth and Opportunity Act apparel trade incentive is used as a classical illustration of this proposition. It is shown that the comparative efficiency of Lesotho, despite emerging from a relatively weak performance potential background, in recording the highest level of export success among beneficiaries of the scheme is a function of the relative efficiency of her system of innovation in garment.

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collection(s): Business School - Conference Presentations
Identifier: tut:1774
Identifier: ISSN 2070-5387
Format: Pdf
Relation: Economics Research on Innovation, Tshwane University of Technology
RightsHolder: Tshwane University of Technology
Type: Text
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