export promotion

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The exportpromotion policy rewards those farmers who strive and discourages farmers from relying on subsidies permanently.
Lastly, the declining importance of the agricultural sector in electoral campaign further facilitated the politicians to prefer an exportpromotion policy over protectionist policies.
Exportpromotion is interpreted in the ' market-friendly ' sense that has become orthodox in the region.
Figure 3 shows a dramatic increase in the government budget for exportpromotion in the recent years.
Figure 4 illustrates this ambitious plan for exportpromotion.
This is a plausible explanation, but the exportpromotion motive was also a strong rationale for choosing these locations.
However, the agricultural exportpromotion policy is not very cheap, as noted above.
Evidently, many politicians, who support the exportpromotion policy today, advocated protectionist policies before the electoral reform.
However, it has recently introduced an agricultural exportpromotion policy, which is fundamentally different from its traditional protectionist agricultural policies.
The book would have been of more general interest if alternative perspectives on exportpromotion policies had been discussed.
It argues that the post-reform electoral environment induced the introduction of the agricultural exportpromotion policy.
Structural adjustment programmes have emphasised measures such as market liberalisation and export promotion, which aim to increase productivity and strengthen the industrialisation process.
The development of major industries and exportpromotion has been a target of this funding mechanism, but only along with a number of other objectives.
The government's enthusiasm for the agricultural exportpromotion policy is evident in the rapid increase in budget allocation for policies related to agricultural exportpromotion.
This paper tries to explain the introduction of exportpromotion policy by focusing on the impacts of changes in legislators' incentives as a result of the electoral reform of 1994.
However, the environmental objectives, if they constituted part of the motivation for agricultural and exportpromotion policies which have taken an unduly long time to implement, have not been achieved.
In each country a small number of exporting firms were interviewed in the mid-1990s about aspects of their operations and the effectiveness of exportpromotion policies.
The agricultural exportpromotion policy may alleviate the deficit problem in the long-run by reducing farmers' reliance on subsidies and increasing the future tax revenue from agricultural business.
He is at a rather important meeting tonight, dealing with exportpromotion.
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