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Abstract In this study, we assess the importance of exports and global value chain ( GVC ) participation for economic growth. Using novel methods and an extensive data set, we decompose GDP growth in the Central and Eastern European countries (CEECs) to show that in a large part of the period of transition and integration with the EU , exports have played a predominant role in shaping economic growth. We also show that exports have been the major factor driving the convergence of the CEEC s with their advanced counterparts. We employ panel methods to analyse the determinants of growth of exported value added and show that the major growth drivers in the analysed period of 1995–2014 are GVC participation, imports of technology and capital deepening.Jel classificationC23, F21, O33
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