Position in global value chains
Spain in the global value chains
... was a pick-up in import content, rising in 2011 to pre-crisis levels, which have held practically constant subsequently. Against this background, the Spanish economy stood in the lower part of the distribution of ...
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Voluntary initiatives in global value chains
... Overall, we have shown that, while the spatial dispersion of production has weakened state mechanisms for the guarantee of labour rights, new pressure points for labour have also emerged, e.g. brands’ reputation or ...
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Mechanistic Framework of Global Value Chains
... their position in the chain. When conducting systemic analysis of value chains, the type of governance structure that exists must be identified since it will contribute significantly to the selection ...
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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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A Typology of Power in Global Value Chains
... diffuse power includes lower degrees of intentionality – most commonly enacted through collective actions. In direct forms of transmission, the actor or collective wielding power and those who are objects of it are ...
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THE BRICS IN THE GLOBAL VALUE CHAINS: AN EMPIRICAL NOTE
... higher position in the global value ...in global production sharing facilitates their access to the international knowledge pool and allows them to learn, master, and adapt technolo- gies ...
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The CEECs in global value chains: The role of Germany
... on global supply and demand than Poland” (Grodzicki 2014: ...the position of the new EU Member States in the GVCs in the period of 1995–2011 and con- cluded “While the world production has become ...
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Environmental Due Diligence in Global Value Chains
... ‘leading position within the legal person, acting either individually or as part of an organ of the legal person ...leading position in the organisation, shielding leading persons from any pertinent ...
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Measuring Smile Curves in Global Value Chains *
... the value-added by country and industry induced in the pre-fabrication stages by China’s exports of the iPhone to the US in an inter-country IO ...the value-added induced in the post-fabrication stages by ...
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Dutch Manufacturing Competing in Global Value Chains
... the global value chain of a product as the collection of all activities needed to produce ...the value added in each activity in the process, irrespective of its position in the ...supply ...
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Tracing CO2 emissions in global value chains
... country’s position and participation in ...upstream position since Mexico is one of the largest providers of parts and components of metal products to the US, for example, for the US auto ...
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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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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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MAPPING GLOBAL VALUE CHAINS
... into global suppliers since lead firms increasingly demand that their largest suppliers have a global presence and system design capabilities as a precondition to being considered as a source for a complex ...
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MAPPING GLOBAL VALUE CHAINS
... case for all services industries. The fragmentation of production takes place in the services sector as well and a good example is the business services sector. As firms have redefined their boundaries and focused on ...
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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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Mapping Global Value Chains
... – GVC participation index: imports and exports of inputs used in third countries (e.g., Koopman et al., 2011).. • Length of GVCs: how many production stages in GVCs.[r] ...
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Global value chains and trade in value added
... of global value chains that adds value to the overall ...added value instead of the classic total country export is measured with the place of formation of value added, thus ...
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Supply chains, Global Value Chains and investment promotion
... • Increased dependence of manufacturing activities on services, and the important role of ‘ servicification’ in attracting FDI , imply that service development policies are key to[r] ...
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Export incentives and global value chains
... Several theoretical papers (Spencer and Jones 1991; Bernhofen 1997; Ishikawa and Spencer 1998; Sheldon, Pick, and McCorriston 2001; Lee and Wong 2005) attempted to shed light on this issue by studying external export ...
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