Research and analysis

The impact of publicly funded export promotion services

A systematic review prepared for the Department of International Trade.

• From: Department for International Trade
• Published: 17 November 2021

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The impact of publicly funded export promotion services: a systematic review prepared for the Department of International Trade

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This review combines evidence from the academic and non-academic literature relating to the net economic impact of publicly funded export promotion services. The review focuses on the types of client-facing export promotion services provided by the Department for International Trade (DIT).

This review includes information about:

• market failures that justify government provision of export promotion services
• the effects of export promotion on exporting behaviour
• firm-level and wider economic outcomes

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Published 17 November 2021