The article analyzes how prices and quantities of Danish manufactured exports are related in the long and short term. The researchers used a special model to study these connections. They found that Danish export prices are influenced by foreign prices and inflation rates. This means that when prices go up in other countries or inflation rises, Danish export prices may change too. The study also identified two main long-term relationships: one related to demand for Danish exports and another related to how prices are set. In short, the research shows how different factors affect the pricing and quantity of Danish exports over time.