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1 Chapter 15: Offshoring and supply chains
Charles van Marrewijk International Trade Chapter 15: Offshoring and supply chains

2 15.2 the hard-disk drive value chain

3 Japan USA Taiwan Hong Kong Mexico China Philippines Indonesia Thailand
Cover, Disk, Screw, Seal, Ramp, Top Clamp, Latch, Plate Case, Label, Filter PCBA, Suspension Japan 15.3 hard disk drive supply chain in Thailand Disk, Head, Suspension USA Top Clamp Taiwan Filter Cap Hong Kong Head Mexico PCBA, Carriage, HGA, Base, Head, Suspension China Damping Plate, Coil Support, PCBA Philippines Suspension, VCM, PCBA Indonesia Thailand Spindle motor, Base, Carriage, Flex cable, Pivot Singapore Cover, Screw, Pivot, PC ADP, Disc Seal, VCM, Top cover, PCBA, HGA, HAS Base, Pivot, Spacer, VCM, Base Card, Top Clamp, Disk Malaysia

4 15.4 global trade flows and value-added over gross trade ratio, 1995-2009
gross trade flows (value added / gross) ratio in per cent, right-hand scale value added trade flows

5 15.5 value-added trade; per cent of gross export, 2009
bubbles proportional to per cent of gross exports in respective year

6 15.6 vertical FDI decision process
America Headquarter services America China manufacturing manufacturing compare total costs

7 15.7 characterization of main vertical FDI regimes
capital vertical multinationals Factor Price Equalization no vertical multinationals vertical multinationals labour

8 15.8 stage offshoring and wage inequality

9 15.9 firm heterogeneity and vertical FDI
multinational domestic exit

10 15.10 domestic and foreign sourcing in Spain
density domestic sourcing foreign sourcing firm productivity

11 15.11 backward and forward linkages in value-added trade
gross exports 100% RIM; re-imported, 1% America Sector 1 America Sector 2 America Sector 3 DDC 46% IDC 29% FVA 24% border direct indirect foreign border China Sector 1 China Sector 3 domestic value added 76% backward linkages FNL 27% INT 49% final intermediate forward linkages

12 15.12 domestic value added as share of gross exports (%), 2011
bubbles proportional to per cent of gross exports

13 15.13 backward and forward linkages, 2011
bubbles proportional to per cent of gross exports

14 15.14 sum of backward and forward linkages in 1995 and 2011
bubbles proportional to per cent of gross exports in respective year

15 15.15 global average Grubel-Lloyd index, per 3-digit sector at 5-digit level, %
bubbles proportional to per cent of global trade flows

16 15.16 Grubel-Lloyd index per country; trade-weighted average, 5 digit level
bubbles proportional to per cent of population

17 15.17 Grubel-Lloyd index by income group; trade-weighted, 5 digit level

18 15.18 organizational sorting in Spain
foreign outsourcing density domestic integration domestic outsourcing foreign integration firm productivity


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