ÖLÇEK EKONOMİLERİ, ÜRÜN FARKLILAŞTIRMA VE TİCARET YAPISI
Abstract
Uluslararası iktisat teorisi içinde yer alan standart teoriler ülkeler arasındaki yoğun ticareti ve farklılaştırılmış ürünlerin çift yönlü ticaretini açıklamakta yeterli gözükmemektedir. Bu makalenin konusu, konvansiyonel standart modellerle açıklanamayan bazı hususları açıklayabilecek bir model tasarımıdır.
Model sonucunda ülkelerin iç piyasaları için ne üretiyorlarsa bunu ihraç ettiklerini ve bunun da nedenleri olduğunu görülmektedir. Buna ek olarak, yapılan model çalışması sonucunda bazı genel kabullerin de terkedilmesi gerektiği görülmüştür.
ABSTRACT
Standard theories within international economy does not appear to be adequate in explaining the extensive trade among the industrial countries or two-way exchanges of differentiated products. The main focus of this paper is to design a model that can explain some issues that have not been explained by standard models.
As a result of this model it was seen that countries export what they have home markets for and there is some justification for this idea. In addition to that, attempted model resulted that some general acceptances must be abandoned.
Keywords
Ölçek Ekonomileri, Ürün Farklılaştırma, Ticaret Yapısı., Scale Economies, Product Differentiation, Pattern of Trade.
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