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China's huge size means that to maintain stellar growth rates, the economy needs to move up the value-added chain fast and grab more export market share.
WSJ: Diana Choyleva: China Is Too Large for Its Own Good
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Countries like India, Bangladesh and Indonesia, are taking a growing share of the export market for textiles, footwear and many hard goods, but China is still the leader in each of those categories.
FORBES: China's Untapped Potential Far Outweighs Its Competitors
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Rather, a balanced expansion should require America to narrow its trade deficit: manufacturers will have to export a lot more, seize domestic market share from imports, or both.
ECONOMIST: Manufacturing's future
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Given that Russia has already teamed up with India to co-develop and co-produce a version of Moscow's fifth-generation fighter, and that China is co-developing with Pakistan a very low-cost fourth-generation fighter, the U.S. may decide to try and protect market share and lift an export ban on F-22s.
FORBES: Magazine Article
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Given the expansion of Britain's export markets, this is a serious loss of market share.
ECONOMIST: Letters
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"Now they have a very large market share in China and have begun to export, " says the Brookings Institution's Lardy.
FORBES: The Challenge From China
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Before 1999, when the State Department took over the export regulation of satellites, America dominated commercial satellite-making with an average market share of 83%.
ECONOMIST: Space technology
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Between 1998 and 2004 the company doubled its market share to over 20%, becoming perhaps the greatest beneficiary of export policies.
ECONOMIST: Space technology