🌏 EXPORT.ONLINE 🌏 International trading platform One-click Export
In recent decades, there have been major changes in the structure of world exports of goods, due tochanges in the production base and the consumption system. These changes could not but lead to
changes in the range of imported and exported goods. The modern world economy allows also developing
countries to represent their products in world markets.
In the 60-70s years of the last century, the global export of finished products was greatly increased. Such a
leap is due to the strengthened capabilities of the industry. In the structure of world exports of goods,
processed products were much more prevalent. Thus, in the commodity structure of exports of
developing countries since 1988, the manufacturing industry has been steadily leading. Only African
countries are excluded (18.4%) and Middle East countries (27.2%).
These changes have enabled developing countries to take their places in international trade and slightly to
push the Western monsters that have been developing their export niches for centuries.
The development of the manufacturing industry depends not only on the production capacity. As in other
industries, production is dependent on the availability of labour resources and raw materials. It should be
noted that capital-intensive products account for not a very large share in the overall structure of world
exports of goods. And resource industries account for more than one third of all exports. Since the 1980s
and 1990s, the percentage of products in the resource industries has been growing steadily.
The development of the industry of developing countries led to the strengthening of their positions in the
world supply of ferrous metals, footwear, ships and clothing products. But most of all these countries have
advanced in the export of electronic products. Since the late 90s of the 20th century, developing countries
accounted for 13-14% of electronics products.
Changes in the structure of world exports of goods were also expressed in the fact that the production of
industrial processing began to concentrate in several dominant countries. These countries were India,
Malaysia, China, Thailand, Indonesia, Brazil, Mexico and Argentina
The reason for competitiveness of raw and processed products is simple. In developing countries, the cost
of labour (variable capital) per unit of production is much lower than in developed economies. Relatively low
labor costs provide an opportunity to hold positions in world markets, while at the same time restraining
purchasing power in the domestic market. In general, this situation excludes economic development.
Let's consider the changes in the structure of export trade, which occurred from 1980 to 1992. Countries
with predominance of manufacturing industry had a share in the world export of goods more than 50%,
differing high growth rates - 6.8%. While the countries of diversified exports had a growth rate of almost two
times lower – 3.6%; countries where exports of services dominate – 2.5%; suppliers of mineral and
agricultural raw materials – 1.4%, oil exporters – 0.4% per year. And the export of manufactured goods is
dependent on changes in the economies of developed countries, which cannot be said about world exports
of raw materials.
For example, if the GDP of developed countries increases by only 1%, the growth of exports of developing
countries will also increase by 0.2%.
During the period from 1980 to 1997, the share of exports of services in the world market decreased (from 16
to 14%), although in developing countries, the export of services continues to grow. Tourism is the dominant
role here, not financial services and transport.
PROBLEMS
Most of the processes associated with international trade are handled.
At the moment, in order to export goods, you must have staff or companies on outsourcing, which will work
for your tasks.
There is no one-stop-shop system for a participant in foreign trade activities
In the market there is no "button" or site, which would solve all the tasks facing the exporter.
In order to start exporting goods abroad, the company needs to undergo many stages:
- Selection of the target market.
It is necessary to study a huge amount of information to understand in which country to export the goods.
Most of the valuable information is closed and placed on disparate paid resources. - Conducting marketing research
It is necessary to find competent employees or a consulting company and conduct a desk and field analysis
of the selected market. - Search for potential buyers
Chaotic search on the Internet, organization of business trips, visits to exhibitions and conferences, various
mailings and attempts to find contacts through acquaintances. This step takes a huge amount of time,
effort and financial resources. - Reliability check
You have already spent enough time to search, formed a list of potential contractors and even held the first
negotiations. The question arises - can you trust them? In fact practically all deliveries, especially on the
most attractive Chinese market are made with deferment of payment on 45 and more days. Now you are
looking for local insurance agencies or putting non-trivial tasks to your security service. It takes time and
money again. - Finance and Services
You found a client. Prepare for the first deliveries. At this stage a lot of tasks - to provide foreign certification,
logistics and customs clearance, to develop an international contract, to take advantage of possible
financial instruments, if the delivery takes place under the conditions of postponement.
And again you search on the Internet, ask acquaintances, consult, and time all goes and grow expenses of
your company.
TECHNOLOGY
To implement the Export.Online platform, advanced technologies are used to create highly loaded portals,
reliable block systems and data storage, namely React, Hyperledger, IPFS.
Web interface
SaaS solution written in React language and integrated with SAP Cloud. Integration with external services
is done by API.
SaaS is a service model in which subscribers are provided with ready-made application software, fully
serviced by the provider. The provider in this model independently manages the application, giving
customers access to features from client devices, usually through a mobile application or web browser.
React is a library for creating user interfaces. One of its distinctive features is the ability to use JSX, a
programming language with close to HTML syntax that is compiled into JavaScript. Developers can
achieve high-performance applications using Virtual DOM. With React, you can create isomorphic applications
that will help you get rid of the unpleasant situation when the user looks forward to when the data
download finally comes to an end and on the screen of his computer there will finally be something besides
the loading animation. The created components can be easily changed and reused in new projects. A high
percentage of code reuse increases the coverage of tests, which in turn leads to a higher level of quality
control. Using React Native Mobile applications for Android and IOS, using the experience of JavaScript
and React development.
• Virtual DOM can improve the performance of high-load applications, which can reduce the likelihood of
possible inconvenience and improve user experience;
• Using the isomorphous approach helps render pages faster, thus allowing users to feel more comfortable
while working with your application. Search engines index such pages better.
Since the same code can be used in both the client and server parts of the application, there is no need to
duplicate the same functionality. As a result, development time and costs are reduced;
• Because of the re-use of code, it's much easier to create mobile applications. The code that was written at
the time the site was created can be used again to create a mobile application. If you plan to use not only the
site but also the mobile application, there is no need to hire two large development teams.
TOKEN SALE
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Standard - ERC20
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purse until the end of the ICO.
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for an ICO token, subject to the necessary KYC/AML procedures. Will be frozen on the investor's purse
until the end of the ICO.
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