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Appendix 3 Using the RCA index, the competitive basket has been estimated for four major trading partners of the region, i.e. Bangladesh, India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka. The competitive basket is defined as the list of common products where each country has a revealed comparative advantage vis-à-vis the world, at the five digit SITC level. The different competitive baskets for the years 1991 and 2004 are presented in Table A3.1 and A3.14. The results show that the competitive basket has expanded overtime and some new products have entered the basket. Textile products are still the products where all four major trading partners of the region compete in the third country market. However, these countries have gained competitiveness in products like shrimps, spices, woven carpets, cotton yarn wastes, etc. Table A3.1 Change in Competitive Basket in Intra-SAARC Region Overtime: 1991–2004 1991 Competitive Basket 2004 Competitive Basket 3611 Shrimps/prawns, frozen 3611 Shrimps/prawns, frozen 65751 Twine/cordage/rope/cable 7529 Spices nes, mixtures 84122 26331 Cotton yarn waste 84151 M/b trousers cotton wovn 26339 Cotton waste n.e.s. 84159 M/b trouser fibre nes wv 26902 84162 Men/boy pyjama/etc. woven 65122 Rags/waste cordage/etc. 84169 Men/boy bathrobe nes wvn 65643 Hand-made lace 84221 Wom/girl suits woven 65751 Twine/cordage/rope/cable 84282 Wom/girl nightwear woven 65812 Cotton sacks/bags 84289 Wom/girl uwear nes woven 65847 84321 Men/boy knit/croch suits 65959 Carpet,woven,textile nes 84323 84123 Mens/boys ensembles wovn 84324 Men/b trouser/etc. kni/cr 84151 M/b trousers cotton wovn 84371 Men/b trouser cotton k/c 84159 M/b trouser fibre nes wv 84379 M/b trouser fibre nes kc 84161 Men/boy underwear woven 84423 84162 Men/boy pyjama/etc. woven 84424 Women/g dresses knit/cro 84169 Men/boy bathrobe nes wvn 84483 Women/g nightwear knit/c 84221 Wom/girl suits woven 84511 Baby clothes woven 84281 Wom/g slip/petticoat wvn 84589 Wom/g appar nes not kn/c 84282 Wom/g nightwear woven 84812 Leather gloves, etc. 84289 Wom/girl uwear nes woven 84321 Men/boy knit/croch suits 84322 84324 Men/b trouser/etc. kni/cr 84371 Men/b trouser cotton k/c 84379 M/b trouser fibre nes kc 84381 84382 Men/b nightwear knit/cro 84389 Men/boy uwear nes kn/cr 84421 Wom/girl knit/croch suit 84424 Women/g dresses knit/cro 84425 Women/g skirts knit/croc 84426 Women/g trouser knit/cro 84481 Women/g slips/etc. kni/cr 84483 Women/g nightwear knit/c 84511 Baby clothes woven 84512 Baby clothes knit/croch 84561 Men/b swimwear not kn/cr 84591 84693 89221
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