Flying Geese Model

The Flying Geese Model is a concept in economics that illustrates how countries develop and industrialize in a certain sequence, resembling a formation of geese flying in a V-shape. Leading nations, often more advanced, innovate and produce high-value goods. As these countries move up the value chain, they shift lower-value production to developing nations, which in turn begin their own industrialization process. This creates a dynamic of economic growth and cooperation, where each country progresses at different stages, much like how geese help each other by flying in formation.