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Title: The Product Space and Its Consequences for Economic Development


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The Product Space and Its Consequences for
Economic Development
  • Cesar A. Hidalgo

Center for Complex Network Research, Department
of Physics, University of Notre Dame
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Area of countries proportional to GDP. Source
worldmapper.org
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Production Function
GDP per capita
 
Labor, Land, Capital, Technological Sophistication
Robinson, J. (1953) The production function and
the theory of capital, Review of Economic
Studies, vol XXI, 1953, pp. 81-106
Technical Change and the Aggregate Production FunctionRM Solow - The Review of Economics and Statistics, 1957
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Share of the ith product on the basket of country
c at time t
Share of the ith product on the basket of the
world at time t
fijP(RCAiRCAj)
Fij minP(RCAiRCAj),P(RCAjRCAi)
B. Balassa, The Review of Economics and
Statistics 68, 315 (1986).
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Simple Graph Symmetric, Binary.
Directed Graph Non-Symmetric, Binary.
Directed and Weighted Graph Any Matrix
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Feenstras Trade Flows(1)
sitc-4 import and export data.
(1) Feenstra, R. R. Lipsey, H. Deng, A. Ma and H.
Mo. 2005. World Trade Flows 1962-2000NBER
working paper 11040. National Bureau of Economic
Research, Cambridge MA.
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Threshold 0.55 Number of Links 1525
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Hausmann, Hwang and Rodrik (2006), NBER Working
Paper 11905, (2006)
PRODY
34k
12k
PRODY
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Organo Sulphur Compounds
Footwear
Undergarments made of Cotton
Phenols
Coats and Jackets
Cyclic Alcohols
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KEY
Denotes where region has RCA
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MALAYSIA
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Malaysia 1975
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Malaysia 1980
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Malaysia 1985
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Malaysia 1990
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Malaysia 1995
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Malaysia 2000
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China
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China 1975
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China 1980
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China 1985
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China 1990
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China 1995
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China 2000
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CHILE
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Chile 1975
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Chile 1980
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Chile 1985
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Chile 1990
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Chile 1995
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Chile 2000
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Discovery Factor
Density
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P(transition closest developed product is at
proximity f)
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Conclusion
We showed
  • Product space is heterogeneous
  • Constrains the development of RCA
  • Rich and poor countries are located in distinct
    places of it
  • Development Strategies should be different for
    rich and poor countries
  • The structure of the space preventseconomical
    convergence

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http//www.nd.edu/chidalgo
http//austria.phys.nd.edu/productspace
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Stable..?
  • Pearsons Correlation Coefficient Between the
    Matrices.

0.696
0.7022
0.616
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Node Size Proportional to Increase on World Trade
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