Looking into global value chains: influence of foreign services on export performance

Mora, Carmen Díaz; Gandoy, Rosario; González‐Díaz, Belén

doi:10.1007/s10290-018-0326-4

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“…That is, in the context of GVCs, the dependency of intermediate IT services from other countries can be positively connected with the dependency of other inputs that come from the same countries. Hence, we would expect a positive sign for the coefficients of both variables (Díaz‐Mora et al, 2018).…”

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Understanding digital services in GVCs: An extended gravity model through the lens of network analysis

2023

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Countries are increasingly incorporating foreign digital services in their exports, creating new and complex interdependencies between economies, which suggests a new channel for the expansion of global value chains (GVCs). To better understand how these new and complex interdependencies are evolving, we apply a novel methodological framework. First, using social network analysis methodology, we calculate several indicators that capture these complex network interdependencies. Second, we include these indicators in the second stage of a two‐step gravity model that explains (in the first step) dyadic trade flows of embodied digital services. Our motivation for this two‐stage approach is to avoid difficulties that traditional gravity models have in incorporating complex network interdependencies. Our empirical results suggest statistically significant effects of such interdependencies in the embodied digital services trade flows.

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Understanding digital services in GVCs: An extended gravity model through the lens of network analysis

2023

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“…El análisis entre servitización y exportación ha generado una creciente atención académica en el período más reciente. El grueso de los trabajos existentes pone el foco en un aspecto concreto de la servitización, el contenido de inputs de servicios de las manufacturas, y encuentran, adoptando una perspectiva de país, una conexión positiva con distintos aspectos de la exportación para diversos grupos de países y períodos de estudio (Wolfmayr, 2012;Francois y Woerz, 2008;Kowalski et al, 2015;Díaz-Mora et al, 2018). Los estudios que abordan la relación entre servitización y exportación a nivel de empresa son escasos y están referidos a otras economías europeas, como la sueca (Lodefalk, 2014), la alemana (Aquilante y Vendrell-Herrero, 2019) o la belga (Ariu et al, 2020).…”

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Servitización y exportaciones de las manufacturas españolas

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2020

Revista ICE

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El objeto de este trabajo es valorar el grado de importancia que tiene la oferta de servicios en las manufacturas españolas para, seguidamente, establecer la relación existente entre este tipo de servitización y la internacionalización empresarial a través de exportaciones. El análisis efectuado evidencia una amplia difusión de la estrategia, que aplica casi la mitad de las empresas; con una intensidad en torno a la cuarta parte de las ventas. El examen de las características de las empresas que servitizan revela su superior orientación a la internacionalización, tanto a través de exportaciones como mediante el establecimiento de relaciones con el exterior por medio de inversiones directas. El análisis empírico constata la favorable incidencia de la servitización sobre las exportaciones, favoreciendo el acceso y desalentando la salida al mercado exportador, lo que se traduce en una superior estabilidad de las exportaciones en las empresas que servitizan.

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“…Services, and trade in services, are key enablers of global production networks. Services provide the "glue" that connects the fragmented and dispersed production stages that constitute GVCs (Díaz-Mora et al, 2018). The feasibility of international production networks, as well as their recent growth, have been made possible by, among other things, the significant technological advances that have increased the ease of delivering services across borders.…”

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Services Trade Policy, WTO Commitments, and their Role in Economic Development and Trade Integration

2019

WTO Working Papers

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Services have long been perceived as playing a secondary role in world trade. In particular, the role of services trade policies and multilateral services commitments often tends to be downplayed. However, in value added terms, services account for about 50% of world trade and are significant in exports of countries of all levels of development. In addition, crossborder trade is expanding as a result of technological advances, and the supply of services by foreign affiliates (mode 3) exceeds trade through other modes of supply. Services trade policies, which cover a wide range of 'inside-the-border' measures, are an important determinant of foreign direct investment, economy-wide productivity, manufacturing competitiveness and exports, and flows of services value added. This paper underscores, on the basis of recent services data and a growing body of research on the impact of services policies, the role of services trade in economic development, trade integration, and inclusiveness. It argues that the limited attention given to services trade policies and to international commitments is increasingly out of step with the role of services in the global economy. Indeed, services trade policies are often restrictive and multinational commitments are generally modest. Taking steps to raise the profile of services trade within government policy-making would help close this gap and highlight the contribution of services trade policy to a wide range of broader national objectives that have an important services dimension, whether SME and gender policy, or the achievement of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

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Looking into global value chains: influence of foreign services on export performance

Cited by 20 publications

References 42 publications

Understanding digital services in GVCs: An extended gravity model through the lens of network analysis

Understanding digital services in GVCs: An extended gravity model through the lens of network analysis

Servitización y exportaciones de las manufacturas españolas

Services Trade Policy, WTO Commitments, and their Role in Economic Development and Trade Integration

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