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Title: | ECONOMIC DIPLOMACY AND ITS RELEVANCE IN COUNTRIES WITH DIFFERENT INCOME LEVELS: A PERSPECTIVE FOR TRANSITION ECONOMIES |
Authors: | Kunychka, Mykhaylo Raneta, Leonid Steblak, Diana |
Keywords: | economic diplomacy, income level, export promotion, transitive state. |
Issue Date: | 2023 |
Citation: | Mykhaylo Kunychka, Leonid Raneta, Diana Steblak. Economic diplomacy and its relevance in countries with different income levels: a perspective for transition economies. Baltic Journal of Economic Studies, Volume 9 Number 2. Riga, Latvia : “Baltija Publishing”, 2023. 246 p. |
Abstract: | The study of the effectiveness of economic diplomacy has become a popular topic in the field of international economic relations. Recent trends are confirmed by a large number of academic studies focusing on the evaluation of the performance of diplomatic and consular offices abroad. This paper represents a new attempt to empirically examine the effectiveness of economic diplomacy using the example of a transition country, based on the activities of Ukrainian foreign representations. Over the last decade, this Eastern European state has experienced significant economic turbulence, political instability and a shift in the vector of foreign economic policy, which is the main impetus for the re-evaluation of its economic diplomacy. Using recent data on export flows, the authors apply a gravity model of trade to assess the impact of economic diplomacy on export activity. The results suggest that embassies are a more relevant means of promoting export flows to low- and middle-income countries. |
Type: | Text |
Publication type: | Стаття |
URI: | https://dspace.uzhnu.edu.ua/jspui/handle/lib/55649 |
Appears in Collections: | Наукові публікації кафедри міжнародної політики |
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