
handle: 10419/204035
This paper describes the main features of a measure for the specialisation in producing tradable output which is labelled tradability index. It is based on the assumption that all sectors produce goods and services that are tradable but to varying degrees. Therefore, while all sectors produce tradable output, the extent of the tradability varies across sectors depending on their export orientation at the global level. Combined with the economic structure of countries, the tradability of sectors can be used to calculate the tradability index. This technical paper explains the basic concepts of the tradability index and provides information on the underlying data.
export openness, ddc:330, tradability index, value added exports, F10, F40, tradability of output
export openness, ddc:330, tradability index, value added exports, F10, F40, tradability of output
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