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Vertical intra-industry trade : an empirical examination of the Austria's auto-parts industry

Türkcan, Kemal - 2009

Austria's auto-parts trade is analyzed by decomposing Austria's auto-parts trade into one-way trade, vertical IIT and … international fragmentation of production process between Austria and its 29 trading partners, is examined and various country … findings show that the extent of Austria's vertical IIT in auto-parts is positively correlated with average market size …

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Vertical intra-industry trade and product fragmentation in the auto-parts industry

Türkcan, Kemal - In: Journal of industry, competition and trade 11 (2011) 2, pp. 149-186

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Fragmentation, Vertical Intra-Industry Trade and Automobile Components

Yoshida, Yushi - 2011

By analyzing vertical intra-industry trade (VIIT) within Portugal's automobile parts and components industry, this study adds new empirical evidence for the international fragmentation of the production process. For trade partner countries, we choose the EU countries, the BRICs, and the US...

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Intra-industry trade in Romania : analysis of the automobile parts and accessories sector

Surugiu, Marius-Răzvan; Surugiu, Camelia - In: International journal of economics and business research 4 (2012) 1/2, pp. 166-179

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The limits to catching-up: OEM, market structure and production networks in East Asia

Harada, Tatsuo - In: Schumpeter and the dynamics of asian development, (pp. 247-275). 2000

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Impact of the ASEAN economic community on ASEAN production networks

Kornkarun Cheewatrakoolpong; Sabhasri, Chayodom; … - 2013

Empirical evidence suggests that the emergence of international production networks in East Asia results from market-driven forces such as vertical specialization and higher production costs in the home countries and institutional-led reasons such as free trade agreements. The growth in trade in...

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Determinants of Development, Adaptation and Absorption : A Study of Indian Auto Parts Industry

Chugan, Pawan K. - 2013

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The Impact of Foreign Collaborations (Technology) on India’s Foreign Trade and Industrial Competitiveness : A Study of Automobile Ancillary Industry

Chugan, Pawan K. - 2015

The impact of foreign collaborations or international technology transfers in developing host countries has been a major bone of contention. Literature on this subject has varied views and the role of MNCs in and the sharing of the net benefits between the technology givers and technology takers...

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Thailand's automotive manufacturing corridor

Warr, Peter George; Kohpaiboon, Archanun - 2017

Thailand's export-oriented automotive industry is a recognized economic success story. How did it happen and what lessons might other countries draw? This paper argues that the success of the industry was based on three factors. First was the substantial public investment in port facilities and...

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Trade, Industrial Structure, and Brand

Chen, Y.-H. Henry - 2018

IIn the past few decades, many Taiwanese firms have served as subcontractors to the United States and Japanese branding firms. For example, in 2007, Taiwanese firms accounted for 90% of the world’s laptop output. However, over 90% of this output was under the foreign outsourcing firms’...

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