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原文传递 What Constrains Africa’s Exports?
题名: What Constrains Africa’s Exports?
责任者: Freund, Caroline<=>Rocha, Nadia
关键词: Industry;Common Carriers Industry;Infrastructure Economics and Finance;Infrastructure Economics;International Economics and Trade;Export Competitiveness;International Economics and Trade;Free Trade;International Economics and Trade;Trade Policy;Law and Development;Trade Law;Macroeconomics and Economic Growth;Economic Theory & Research;Private Sector Development;Emerging Markets;Transport
学科分类: 交通运输规划与管理
摘要: Africa's share of global exports has dropped by 50 percent over the last three decades. To stem this decline, aid for trade to the region has increased rapidly in recent years. Assistance can target improvements in three important components of trade facilitation: transit times, documentation, and ports and customs. Of these, transit delays have the most economically and statistically significant effect on exports. Specifically, a one day reduction in inland travel times leads to a 7 percent increase in exports, after controlling for the standard determinants of trade and potential endogeneity. Put another way, a one day reduction in inland travel times translates into a 2 percentage point decrease in all importing-country tariffs. By contrast, longer delays in the other areas have a far smaller impact on trade. Large transit delays are relatively more harmful because they are associated with high (within-country) variation, making delivery targets difficult to meet. Finally, the results imply that transit times are primarily about institutional features—such as border delays, road quality, fleet class and competition and security—and not geography.
出版机构: World Bank
报告类型: 咨询报告
资源类型: 科技(咨询、行业)报告
初始创建时间: 2011-10-18
最新修改时间: 2017-12-14T09:04:10Z
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