TRANSFORMATION IN CHINA’S GLOBAL COMPETITIVENESS: FACTOR DENSITY AND PRODUCT-BASED APPROACH

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China has become an important power in the global context in recent years with the added value it creates in the world. In this perspective, China has been an important economic threat in global markets for all developed and developing countries, particularly the United States and the EU. China, whose exports have grown year by year, also reflects quantitative developments in 

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Competitiveness
• Balassa Index
• Vollrath Index
• Factor Density
• China

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