Romania's foreign trade in 2008 - a territorial statistical analysis
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.29358/sceco.v0i15.129Keywords:
export FOB, CIF imports, trade balance, coverage of imports with exportsAbstract
In this study, I proposed to analyze the territorial structure at county level, of the Romanian international trade both overall and by the sections of the Combined Nomenclature. Starting with the values of export and imports trade flows related to each county in Romania and using statistical methods of analysis, I determineted the spatial distribution of foreign trade reveal that county poles of competitiveness in this regard. Whereas the trade balance or indicators such as coverage of imports by exports is proof that the increase or decrease the competitiveness of an economy's performance, I calculated also for each county these indicators.Downloads
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