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Anna Odrobina, Paweł Folfas (2020/4, Articles,
Poland’s Participation in Global Value Chains: The Case of R&D Activity
The aim of the paper is to determine to what extent the R&D industry in Poland participates in global value chains (GVC), and to determine the place of this industry in these chains. The research tool is the participation in GVC index, being the sum of shares in these chains as a recipient of foreign components used in domestic production (participation index, backward), and as a supplier (...)
Helmuth Yesid Arias Gómez, Gabriela Antosova (2020/4, Articles,
Regional Specialization in the Colombian Manufacturing industry: A New Economic Geography Approach
The New Trade Theory(NTT) and New Economic Geography (NEG) explain production specialization of countries or regions by benefits stemming from economies of scale, which are available even when trade partners are in similar economic conditions and with even resource endowments. Conversely, the traditional trade theory relies on comparative advantages that emerge from differences in (...)
Marta Götz (2018/4, Articles,
Industry 4.0 and International Economic Cooperation
The concepts „Industry 4.0”, „fourth-generation industry”, or „fourth industrial revolution” can be treated as synonymous, meaning digitalization and networking of production, along with the respective transformation of business models and strategies. The aim of the article is to discuss the specifics of industry 4.0 in the context of international economic relations on the basis of a (...)
Anna Tobolska (2014/5, Articles,
Foreign Direct Investments in Poland’s industry: Sectoral and Spatial Structure
This paper seeks to analyse the sectoral and spatial structure of the inflow of foreign direct investment (FDI) to industry in Poland and to determine the extent of internationalisation of this sphere of the economy. Those issues are significant not only in cognitive terms, but they can also have implications for the country’s economy, in particular for its economic policy. In the first (...)
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