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Export-led development. The case of Cuba

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  • G. Seravalli

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The basic hypothesis of an export-led model is that if an undeveloped country possesses a competitive advantage a cumulative process can be started; growth in exports and growth in output, and this can support rapid development. This process is normally nourished by foreign capital. But there may be circumstances which prevent a country from receiving large flow of capital. In this case it has to rely on ‘its own strength’, and it may be that economic development becomes impossible. The Cuban economy seems to confirm this, unless it is possible to activate difficult policies aimed at supporting domestic productivity and improving the quality of exports.

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  • G. Seravalli, 2000. "Export-led development. The case of Cuba," Economics Department Working Papers 2000-EP03, Department of Economics, Parma University (Italy).
    • Handle: RePEc:par:dipeco:2000-ep03
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