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Moving backward or forward? : robots and value capture in the automotive global value chains

2025

How the use of industrial robots affects value capture in fragmented global production networks, represented by global value chains (GVCs), remains an open question. I focus on the automotive industry - the largest consumer of industrial robots and one of the most traded manufacturing industries...

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Technological innovation spurring new quality productive forces and its global effect

In: China finance and economic review : CFER 14 (2025) 1, pp. 50-69

The proposal of developing new quality productive forces is based on the reality of the domestic economy and the complex international environment in the new era, to develop advanced productive forces needed for Chinese modernization. This paper systematically analyzes three characteristics of...

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Global health diplomacy : navigating politics and security

Ramakrishnan, Lakshmy; Chadha, Nimisha - 2025

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Synergy of health cost, globalization and good health : evidence from emerging economies

Rahman, Md. Mominur; Dyuti, Tasneem Islam; Tareque, Mohammad - In: Regional science policy and practice : RSPP 17 (2025) 6, pp. 1-11

This study evaluates the influence of healthcare expenditures and globalization on health outcomes in BRICS nations …-of-pocket expenditures (OPC) on good health (GH), while investigating the moderating influence of globalization (GL). The findings … enhance health outcomes. Globalization exerts a detrimental moderating influence on the correlation between health …

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Global Socio-economic Resilience to Natural Disasters

Middelanis, Robin; Hallegatte, Stephane; Hill, Ruth; … - 2025

Most disaster risk assessments use damages to physical assets as their central metric, often neglecting distributional impacts and the coping and recovery capacity of affected people. To address this shortcoming, the concepts of well-being losses and socio-economic resilience-the ability to...

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Forecast Sensitivity to Global Risks

Ruberl, Heather; Elderfield, Adam; Tercioglu, Remzi Baris - 2025

Developing countries face uncertainties driven by global macroeconomic variables over which they have little to no control. Key exogenous factors faced by most developing countries include interest rates in high-income countries, commodity prices, global demand for exports, and remit- tance...

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Dynamic connectedness between global geopolitical tension and flow of foreign remittances amid heightened geopolitical risk with application of NARDL estimation approach

Lu, Qianjin; Ullah, Farid; Amin, Fouzia; Ullah, Mirzat - 2025

This empirical study examines the dynamic connectedness between global geopolitical tension (GPR) and the flow of foreign remittances (FR) in response to evolving global and strategic economic dynamics. The study employs the NARDL estimation model to assess the symmetric and asymmetric...

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Danish productivity and competitiveness in a globalised world

Kuchler, Andreas; Spange, Morten; Tjørnum, Mathias Busk; … - 2025

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The impact of global shocks on sovereign risk : role of domestic factors

Inoguchi, Masahiro - In: Economic systems 49 (2025) 2, pp. 1-16

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Changing migration patterns and their relevance to population aging and monetary policy in Europe

Mayrhuber, Julian; Raggl, Anna Katharina; Ramskogler, Paul - In: OeNB bulletin (2025) 2, pp. 1-16

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