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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-58967-0and global trade as one of the principal drivers of worldwide wealth creation. Based on sustained foreign direct investment (FDI), as shown in Figure 1.2, it would be safe to conclude that this growth is bound to continue, as companies rush to take advantage of not only lower labor costs (Figure 1.3

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,Muster für die validierende Interaktion,quipment makers, manufacturers of microprocessors and other components, PC assemblers, distributors, value-added resellers, and service providers. The y-axis reflects the margins made (i.e., the value captured) by each of these players. The “smiley curve” asserts that while both the upstream (e.g.,

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