What drives the economic performance of suppliers in global value ...
What drives the economic performance of suppliers in global value ...
Conclusions ... To date, the predominant assumption in the upgrading literature is that higher tier suppliers perform better than lower tier ...
What drives the economic performance of suppliers in global value ...
The paper investigates the economic performance of Czech electro-engineering companies in relation to their tier, ownership, size, level of specialization, and ...
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This issue has fundamental policy implications, as global value chain (GVC)/global production network (GPN) policy recommendations revolve ...
The resulting reconfiguration of industries has led to the geographic fragmentation of production and an increase in vertical specialization in supply chain ...
Supply chain politics: National security meets economic growth
We continue to see supply chains expanding globally, especially in Southeast Asia and other emerging markets. S&P Global Market Intelligence ...
Global Value Chains: Overview and Issues for Congress
... Global Value Chain Development Report 2019: Technological Innovation, Supply Chain ... Economy Shudders as Coronavirus Threatens Global Supply ...
Global value chains and economic complexity index
Developed nation businesses may find it easier to participate in higher-value global value chain activities (such as product development, design, and branding) ...
Supplementary Data - Ingenta Connect
What drives the economic performance of suppliers in global value chains/global production networks – tier, ownership, size, specialization, or region?
Globalization in transition: The future of trade and value chains
The rise of domestic supply chains in China and other emerging economies has also decreased global trade intensity. China's rapid growth has ...
Concepts and Trends in Global Supply,
and 1990s, many economies entered the global export markets, or performing assembly in global value chains. The growth of reinforces the need for global ...
Global value chains: measurement, trends and drivers
A number of recent studies attempt to quantify the effects of GVC participation on economic growth. Kummritz, Taglioni and Winkler (2017) find that GVC ...
Global Value Chains and U.S. Economic Activity During COVID-19
We find that global value chains played a significant role in the decline of output and employment across US manufactures.
Global value and supply chains - OECD
A strong trend has emerged towards the international dispersion of value chain activities such as design, production, marketing, distribution, etc. This ...
THE SUPPLY CHAIN ECONOMY: NEW POLICIES TO DRIVE ...
Suppliers have three attributes that make them particularly important for innovation and the growth of a country. MERCEDES DELGADO. Copenhagen Business School ...
Global Value Chains - World Bank
Participation in global value chains (GVCs), the international fragmentation of production, can lead to increased job creation and economic growth.
Risks and opportunities of reshaping global value chains
The increasing reliance on intermediate inputs facilitated by GVC integration spurs economic growth, leads to denser production networks and ...
Global Value Chains - National Bureau of Economic Research
relational buyers can be viewed as an “efficiency wage” of sorts, to incentivize suppliers to meet ... suppliers leads to increases in trade flows that are above ...
Smile-and-go. Regional performance through global value chains in ...
In fact, in developed economies, GVCs improve the inputs' competitiveness, higher variety, and economies of scale (Baldwin & Lopez-Gonzalez, 2015); while, for ...
Impacts of Trade Tensions and COVID-19 on Global Value Chains
The world's most significant public health crisis since the 1918 influenza pandemic hit both. Page 2. Global Value Chain Development Report 2023.
International sourcing, business functions and global value chains
The highest share of international sourcing is found in small, open economies with high labour costs. International sourcing is still mainly driven by ...