Impact of Import Replacement and Export Development Strategy on Business Commodities in United Kingdom

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CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION10

Introduction10

Research Background12

Rationale for Choosing Topic14

Research Objectives15

Statement of the Problem15

Research Questions15

Significance of the Research16

Structure of the Dissertation16

CHAPTER 2: LITERATURE REVIEW18

Import Replacement18

Protecting Import Replacement18

Import Replacement Strategy20

The Critics of Import Replacement22

Export Promotion24

Export Promotion Strategy26

Tariff Structures and Effective Protection27

Theory of Protection27

Learning and Searching Import Replacement28

Comparing Import Replacement and Export Promotion Strategies for Development30

Export Promotion Policy of the UK32

CHAPTER 3: METHODOLOGY34

Overview of Qualitative and Quantitative Research Methods34

Overview of Mixed Method Approach36

Research Design37

Justification for Research Design38

Research Method38

Sampling39

Simple Random Sampling39

Data Analysis39

Literature Analysis40

Research Philosophy40

Informed Consent41

Confidentiality42

Validity42

Reliability43

Ethical Considerations43

CHAPTER 4: DISCUSSION AND ANALYSIS44

Questionnaire analysis46

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Literature review analysis64

CHAPTER 5: CONCLUSION65

CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION

Introduction

The most traditional method of approaching difficult and complex problems related to suitable trade policies to towards development is setting these particular policies in context of more wide strategy to look inward or to look outward. According to different scholars, outward-looking policies of development not only motivate free trade, but it is also able to encourage movement of workers, capitals, students and enterprises in a free manner. As compared to outward-looking policies, the inward-looking development policies give more focus on the country's requirement for evolving their individual development style and controlling their personal destiny. It means that the policies for encouraging indigenous learning by performing in manufacturing and the technologies expansion suitable for a resource endowment of a ...