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to increase the benefits of a country we need to increase the Dynamics factors that derinère among them export the question is how to do this with obvious global crisis??
Dear Your Question is one line but its not cover in short answer there are many indicator for the increasing the export in A country . in which Country current economical position Exchange rates how many Manufacturers and how many products produce the quality of products benefits manufacturing cost. these are the fiew of basic things which is always any Market study before to import products from the exporter country which is called Demand. can your Country have produce the Products which is need in international Market as par demand then Yes the country is able to Increase export. there i m sharing a blog for your studing becose for increasing export in country there need to write complete book. i hope u can get some hints from below blog.
Economic Growth and Exportsby Tejvan Pettinger on March2,2008 in growth
A look at the relationship between economic growth and exports.
Readers Question: How would an increase of economic growth lead to an increase in exports? Also, does the increase only happen just in a fixed period of time, or increase in one period is likely to affect the future?
Economic growth doesn’t necessarily lead to an increase in exports, although it often does. I don’t fully understand the last question.
1. Demand from other Countries. Demand for UK exports, will depend on the rate of economic growth in other countries. The UK’s main export targets are EU countries. Therefore, if there was growth in the Eurozone we would expect an increased demand for UK exports. A recession would cause a fall in demand for UK exports.
2. UK Competitiveness. If the UK can boost general competitiveness and productivity then UK exports will become more competitive and should increase.
3. Exchange Rate. A depreciation in the Exchange rate should make UK exports more competitive and should increase demand. The exact effect of a depreciation depends on the elasticity of demand for exports.
Often countries may experience export led growth. For example, China’s strong rate of growth is primarily caused by the strength of the Chinese manufacturing sector. In this case it is exports that are increasing economic growth, rather than the other way around.
However, Economic Growth Could increase exports. In a period of economic growth, firms have more money to invest. This investment could increase the long run productivity of the economy and therefore, could help boost exports. In a recession, firms will be more reluctant to invest and therefore, there will be a slower growth in exports.
In theory it is also possible Economic Growth could harm exports. This is because high growth could cause inflationary pressures making UK exports less competitive. Also higher growth may lead to higher interest rates. Higher interest rates could cause an appreciation in the exchange rate which makes exports less competitive.
Conclusion
There is not a perfect correlation between economic growth and exports. It also depends on the country. Some countries have exports as a major contributory factor in causing growth. Some countries like Japan have strong exports but low rates of growth. Other countries in the past like the UK, US have had strong growth, with pretty poor exports. Growth has been demand led, resulting in current account deficits.
AND Please read below news.
TURKEY’S EXPORTS INCREASE6.5 PERCENT IN SEPTEMBERhttp://www.dailysabah.com/markets/2014/10/02/turkeys-exports-increase-65-percent-in-september
Dear,
1. Try to study globalize market situation
2. collect the customer feedback
3. study the cost based of economy
4. fixed the competitive price
you can start competing with the price if you re-calculated your costs based on economy of scale
providing your distributors better prices and increasing your financial and marketing support and visits to them will definitly be reflceted positively on your sales
