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          <dc:title>A Study On Myanmar’s Rice  Export In Global Rice Market ( Thet, 2024)</dc:title>
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          <dc:description>As a significant agricultural commodity, rice plays a crucial role in Myanmar's economy and food security, positioning the country as a major rice producer in Southeast Asia. This study explores Myanmar‟s role in the global rice market, examining the country's export performance from 2010 to 2022 and comparing it with selected ASEAN countries, including Vietnam, Thailand, and Cambodia. Myanmar‟s rice exports have fluctuated significantly, as reflected in its Export Competitiveness Index (ECI) values over the years. While Myanmar's ECI showed promise in 2010, the country faced challenges in maintaining steady growth due to inadequate infrastructure, lack of modern technology, and stiff competition from more established exporters like Thailand and Vietnam. Findings from this study reveal that Myanmar has yet to fully capitalize on its comparative advantages in rice production. The research suggests that investments in infrastructure, technology adoption, and market diversification are essential to improving Myanmar‟s export capacity. Moreover, strengthening government policies and enhancing ASEAN cooperation can boost Myanmar‟s presence in the global rice market.</dc:description>
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