Search Results - subject:"Value-Chain"

Should Africa turn south? : assessing the impact of the CBAM on African value chains and the change in market access for African countries

Persenda, Arnaud - 2026

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Integration into Global Value Chains : evidence from Mexico, 1995-2020

Rivera-Basques, Luisa; Higuera-Cota, María Fernanda - In: Economies : open access journal 14 (2026) 1, pp. 1-32

This paper examines Mexico's integration into Global Value Chains (GVCs) and its implications for structural change over the period 1995-2020. Using a multiregional input-output framework, the analysis decomposes gross exports into domestic and foreign value added and combines these indicators...

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The garment sector and the pandemic : understanding the impact on workers in India

Noronha, Ernesto; D'Cruz, Premilla; Shukla, Anurag - 2026

The global garment supply chain, which consists of a complex network of manufacturers, suppliers, retailers and workers located across nations was severely impacted by the pandemic. It encountered a demand shock, as cancellations of orders and decreased consumer spending resulted in substantial...

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Servicification in global value chains and services trade restrictions in Asian economies

Taguchi, Hiroyuki; Lar, Ni - In: Economies : open access journal 14 (2026) 4, pp. 1-25

global value chain processes has become more intensive. We quantify services trade restrictions' contribution to … underdevelopment of global value chain servicification across Asian economies-an underexplored area. The study applies the "structural … major service sectors-trade, transport, I&C, finance, and professional services. First, global value chain servicification …

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The governance of global value chains from the perspective of economic competence : a literature review

Valle, Carine Dalla; Viana, João Garibaldi Almeida; … - In: Administrative Sciences : open access journal 16 (2026) 3, pp. 1-20

This article examines the governance of Global Value Chains (GVCs) through the lens of economic competence based on a systematic literature review of 32 selected studies. The findings show that economic competence functions as a governance-contingent construct whose effects vary across...

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Intangible assets and the position of European countries in global value chains

Bontadini, Filippo; Evangelista, Rinaldo; Jaccoud, Florencia - 2026

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Assessing india's trade performance : pathways to strategic and deeper integration with global value chains

Prabhakar, Prerna; Kimura, Fukunari; Isono, Ikumo; … - 2026

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The limited reach of EU unfair trading practice legislation in Global Value Chains

Papatheophilou, Simela; Tröster, Bernhard; Blöschl, Robert - 2026

Power imbalances in EU agri-food value chains have prompted legislators to prohibit 'Unfair Trading Practices' (UTPs). The European UTP framework extends to global value chains (GVCs) such as cocoa and banana chains, where the EU is a major consumer and which are known for the application of...

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Structural dependencies and choke points in GVCs : an industry-level analysis

Stehrer, Robert - 2026

Global value chains (GVCs) are intricate international networks in which the production and distribution of goods and services across multiple economies and industries is coordinated. Their complexity introduces strategic dependencies when economies or industries rely heavily on a limited number...

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Grounding the middle-income trap in a world of global value chains

Bril Mascarenhas, Tómas; Freytes, Carlos; Schneider, … - In: Business and politics : B&P 28 (2026) 1, pp. 1-9

This introduction grounds the middle-income (MI) trap by looking at the empirical realities of firms, sectors, national, and subnational institutions embedded in global value chains (GVCs). While MI-trap scholarship has shed light on macro-structural constraints, it often overlooks international...

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