Effects of Timeliness on the Trade Pattern between Primary and Processed Goods
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WP; direct effect; Trade; Transportation Infrastructure; Time Sensitivity; Comparative Advantage; Input-Output Linkages; Global Value Chains; Intermediate Inputs; Trade Costs; Logistics; processed goods; time cost; trade cost; export volume; trade pattern; goods industry; Transportation; Exports; Infrastructure; Trade balance; Global;All these keywords.
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