Análisis de la especialización productiva regional para impulsar la diversificación exportable en Ecuador
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This paper analyzes the Ecuadorian productive specialization against South America, in order to suggest a better exportable diversification. For this, two indicators are calculated; On the one hand, there is the product sophistication index (PRODY), which indicates which products South America is specialized in; and on the other, the export sophistication index (EXPY), which indicates the specialization for each country based on that list of regional products. With respect to Ecuador, these indices showed a low level of sophistication in their exports, which leads to a limited growth with respect to the other countries in the region.
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