exportbasierte
Exportbasierte is a term that describes an economic model or strategy where a nation's economy is primarily driven by the export of goods and services. This means that a significant portion of a country's production is intended for sale to foreign markets rather than for domestic consumption. Countries with an export-based economy often focus on developing industries where they have a comparative advantage, such as natural resources, manufactured goods, or specialized services.
This economic approach can lead to substantial economic growth, job creation, and foreign exchange earnings. By
Examples of countries that have historically relied heavily on export-based growth include South Korea, Taiwan, and