New trading arrangements can spark industrial development in developing countries.
Different trading arrangements can impact how developing countries industrialize. Preferential trading arrangements (PTAs) can be beneficial, potentially leading to industrial development. The traditional idea of comparative advantage may not always hold true, as countries can adapt and change their economic structure. History plays a significant role in shaping trade patterns. Import liberalization can encourage industrialization by making countries more attractive for manufacturing. However, it may also create tensions between countries. Overall, trade liberalization can have a powerful effect on promoting industrial development.