Titlebook: Global Production and Trade in East Asia; Leonard K. Cheng,Henryk Kierzkowski Book 2001 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2001 Asia

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Introduction, international borders, draw national economies closer together, and result in rapid trade expansion. Powerful market forces and stunning technological innovations drive the process of globalization and erode the traditional power of governments. Fear and hope keep pace with each other when it comes

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Horizontal Aspects of Vertical Fragmentation,e now that is much higher than it was a few decades ago but not much different from what it was at the beginning of the century. Recent academic interest in the current degree of globalization has, however, been stimulated by more than the sizeable ratios of international trade in goods and services

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Fragmentation, Internalization, and Interfirm Linkages: Evidence from the Micro Data of Japanese Maion theory. Deardoiff (1998, p. 1) defines fragmentation as “the splitting of a product process into two to more steps that can be undertaken in different locations but that lead to the same final product.” Two key ideas relevant to the concept of fragmentation are production blocks and service link

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,Taiwan’s High-Tech Industries,in number (Hu and Schive 1998). They not only mastered the technology of their original activities but also, as outsourcing and the downsizing of large companies became prevalent, began undertaking original design manufacturing (ODM). Since the mid-1990s SMEs have advanced even further; where they o

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