Sustainable development facets: exporting industrial sectors from inside

LTReikšminiai žodžiai: Chemijos produktai; Eksportuojantys pramonės sektoriai; Faktorinė analizė; Išoriniai ir vidiniai veiksniai; Išoroniai ir vidiniai veiksniai; Pramonės eksporto sektorius; Chemical products; Exporting industrial sectors; External and internal drivers; Factor analysis; Factorial analysis.

ENSustainable development of country economy is being driven by various factors. Economy of each country is comprised of economic sectors. External and internal development drivers differently affect different economic sectors, as a rule. Since economic sectors are not homogeneous, their expanding or contracting depends on behavior of concrete market players; i.e. business companies. The paper aims to reveal factors affecting patterns of development exporting companies attributed to industrial sector and its sub-sectors of Lithuanian economy. Methodology of the investigation is based on development of theoretically grounded questionnaire, targeting revealing factors impacting international competitiveness of industrial companies. Impact of factors, attributed to external business environment, and role of factors attributed to internal development forces are to be indicated. Obtained results, is expected, and would allow to foresee trends and main drivers of further development of exporting Lithuanian industrial sectors. [From the publication]

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