Comparison and Tendencies of Business Services Trade Indices in the Czech Republic, the Slovak Republic and Eu28

Tatiana Corejova and Mario Al Kassiri
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Tatiana Corejova: University of Zilina, Slovakia
Mario Al Kassiri: University of Zilina, Slovakia

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Abstract: The proposed paper deals with the tendencies of business services trade and their structure in two countries - Czech Republic and Slovak Republic – as well as the comparison of the structure and shares with EU28 and EU19. Both countries are the members of EU from 2004 and The Slovak Republic is also member of euro zone. Also both countries are classified as the high income countries by OECD. The analysis is based on OECD and EUROSTAT data and used the data about the import and export of services and the global innovation index both the input and output sides’ indexes. The contribution discusses differences or distances between the indexes and their stability. They show the opportunities for better understanding of the knowledge economy conditions as well as the performances in the international trade of business services. In the context of business services, the key challenges are developing knowledge and skills and transfer this to economy including the trade.

Keywords: business services; indices; knowledge; criteria; regional disparities; creativity; customisation (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2018
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