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International production sharing : a case for a coherent policy framework

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Nordås, Hildegunn, Kyvik

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: WTO GenevaCH 2005Description: [11], 61 pAction note:

5/9/07 JOYD

Summary: Seeks to clarify what vertical specialization/fragmented production/production sharing is, how widespread it is, how it is organized, its driving forces, and what the policy implications are. Presents six country case studies (U.S.A., Japan, Germany, Mexico, China and South Africa} where the importance and nature of production sharing or vertical specialization in the automobile and electronics sectors are studied for each country.

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Seeks to clarify what vertical specialization/fragmented production/production sharing is, how widespread it is, how it is organized, its driving forces, and what the policy implications are. Presents six country case studies (U.S.A., Japan, Germany, Mexico, China and South Africa} where the importance and nature of production sharing or vertical specialization in the automobile and electronics sectors are studied for each country.

5/9/07 JOYD

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