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Measuring employment in global value chains based on an inter-country input-output model with multinational enterprises

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Meta-analysis : global value chains and employment

Carneiro, Sílvia; Neves, Pedro Cunha; Afonso, Oscar; … - In: Applied economics 56 (2024) 19, pp. 2295-2314

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The employment effects of technology, trade, and consumption in global value chains : evidence for developing Asia

Bertulfo, Donald Jay; Gentile, Elisabetta; Vries, … - In: Asian development review : studies of Asian and pacific … 39 (2022) 2, pp. 1-44

consumption, trade, and technological progress in 16 economies that accounted for about 95% of employment in developing Asia from …Global value chains (GVCs) have been a vehicle for job creation in developing Asia, but technology can also displace … workers through automation or reshoring of production. We use an input–output approach to examine how employment responded to …

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Employment impacts of the US global value chain participation

Pan, Zuohong - In: International review of applied economics 34 (2020) 6, pp. 699-720

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Sectoral changes of employment in Poland during the COVID-19 pandemic : are reallocation shock effects applicable?

Kwiatkowski, Eugeniusz; Szymańska, Agata - In: Economics and business review 8/22 (2022) 2, pp. 113-144

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Do global value chains create jobs? : impacts of GVCs depend on lead firms, specialization, skills, and institutions

Farole, Thomas - 2016

developing countries. Some experience large-scale manufac-turing employment, while others see a shift in demand for labor from …

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Impact of global value chains on employment in India

Banga, Karishma - In: Journal of economic integration 31 (2016) 3, pp. 631-673

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Foreign Direct Investment, Global Value Chains, and Labor Rights : No Race-to-the-Bottom?

McLaren, John; Im, Hyejoon - 2021

In a stylized model of multinational firms choosing host locations for their global value chains, host-country governments choose the strength of collective-bargaining rights that allow their workers to receive a share of the resulting quasi-rents. Each government must trade off the direct...

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Global value chains and formal employment in Viet Nam

Trinh Quang Long; Helble, Matthias; Trang, Le T. - 2019

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On the relevance of global value chains and the intra-European division of labour

Fritsch, Manuel; Matthes, Jürgen - In: National Institute economic review : journal of the … 252 (2020) 1, pp. R4-R18

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