Titlebook: Offshoring, Outsourcing and Production Fragmentation; Linking Macroeconomi Mariusz-Jan Radlo Book 2016 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Ma

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Offshoring, Outsourcing, Production Fragmentation: Definitions, Measures and Origin of the Research used to describe the phenomena associated with them. We also have to identify origins of the research on these phenomena and last, but not least, present sources of data and precise measures that we can use in our own analysis. Therefore, the aims of this chapter are to review and clarify the termi

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Offshoring and Outsourcing in Economic Theories,eatures of the vast majority of the production fragmentation explanatory models and empirical research on these issues. Consequently, most of the research on production fragmentation is based on at least two theories, and their selection depends on the level of analysis (microeconomic versus macroec

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Explaining and Modeling Offshoring and Outsourcing in Enterprises,that has taken place in recent decades; the motives of such fragmentation; and the factors influencing the location of various elements of production chains. Therefore, the key goals of this chapter include: presenting and explaining the evolution, in recent decades, of the scope and structure of of

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Evolutionary View of International Production Fragmentation in Enterprises,ional trade and foreign direct investment. Initially, these countries participated in international production fragmentation as a location for various parts of the global value chains of foreign companies. With time, however, many companies originating from these countries — including the BRIC (Braz

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