Global value chains: the final consumers’ side
Rich consumers and poor producers: quality and rent distribution in global value chains.
... high- value raw material and hurt both suppliers and buyers: they prevent suppliers from producing for the market and constrain access to raw materials for the processing ...
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MAPPING GLOBAL VALUE CHAINS
... The value chain of motor vehicles is largely organized through a hierarchical structure, with the large automotive manufacturers positioned on top of the pyramid as lead firms responsible for design, branding, and ...
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MAPPING GLOBAL VALUE CHAINS
... Fernandez-Stark (2010) provide as an example of an economy specialised in industry-specific vertical activities, the Czech Republic. This country is also shown with a relatively high distance to final demand and ...
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Spain in the global value chains
... This article offers an initial characterisation of the Spanish economy’s participation in GVCs and analyses the recent pattern in comparison with other economies. According to the evidence analysed, Spain’s participation ...
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Voluntary initiatives in global value chains
... labour side increased pressure on producers and brands who had a less united and clear agenda, but also allowed them to solve their respective collective action ...
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Poland's Participation in Global Value Chains
... of value added among global value ...domestic value added sent to third economies corresponds to forward GVC ...the value chain to third economies (country ...the global ...
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Export incentives and global value chains
... the final good and has the option of either importing the intermediate good or producing it at higher ...and final goods, if in home country A profit margins are higher for trade in the former, Spencer and ...
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GLOBAL VALUE CHAINS UNDER THREAT
... capabilities, then the firm is exposed to risks. On the flip side, investing in capabilities that are not required might erode profits. Measuring supply chain resilience Hard measures of supply chain resilience ...
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Impacts of COVID-19 on global value chains
... of final goods were disrupted when COVID-19 began affecting the suppliers of inputs to these ...in final-good production. This, in turn, reduces the export of the final goods from the input-importing ...
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THE BRICS IN THE GLOBAL VALUE CHAINS: AN EMPIRICAL NOTE
... Brazil is a net importer of capital goods and consumer goods. Its major imports include machinery, chemical products, electrical and transport equipment. Russia’s industrial sectors contributed almost 40 per cent of its ...
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The Crisis of Capitalism Through Global Value Chains
... critique of the E.U. that had divided the Conservative Party since the days of Margaret Thatcher. In fact it was the Conservative Prime Minister who pushed for British citizens to be able to vote for whether or not to ...
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The CEECs in global value chains: The role of Germany
... Studies are mostly concerned about the participation of the USA, the euro area countries, Japan and China in GVCs. Fewer investigations addressed the partici- pation of Central and Eastern European countries. Olczyk – ...
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Measuring Smile Curves in Global Value Chains *
... the value-added rate decreased very ...the value-added rate for this ...of value-added rates among value chain ...the value-added rate of the US electrical and optical equipment ...
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Dutch Manufacturing Competing in Global Value Chains
... of Global value chains (see ...in global production can do so in myriad ways differing in the way in which the GVC is ...added value that provides the competitive edge of the ...
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TRANSPORTATION LOGISTICS IN GLOBAL VALUE AND SUPPLY CHAINS
... encouraged global sourcing as manufacturers and wholesalers source intermediate and final goods from a global market ...production chains, has been largely facilitated by accompanying ...
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Global Value Chains in the Current Trade Slowdown
... Three Representative GVCs: Apparel/ Footwear, Electronics, and Motor Vehicles and Related Parts A focus on trade in three important product groups charac- terized by GVC-type trade—apparel and footwear, electronics, and ...
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Tracing CO2 emissions in global value chains
... China, final goods exports play a dominant ...providing final products, as a result of its comparative advantage in assembly, while Japan participates in GVCs largely through high-tech intermediate exports ...
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Global value chains, global innovation networks and economic performance
... GRLs, in contrast, are attracted by top-tier scientific and technological resources concentrated in clusters in which leading consumers, firms at the leading edge of their fields and world-renowned research ...
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Follow the Value Added: Tracking Bilateral Relations in Global Value Chains
... of value added content of total exports, it provides no insight into the structure of single bilateral ...in value added terms, A has a net trade deficit position of 1 USD with B and C in both ...in ...
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Greening Global Value Chains
... a global network of researchers and experts identifying and addressing major knowledge gaps in green growth theory and ...the Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI), Organisation for Economic Co-operation and ...
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