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. Modes of Service Delivery and Upgrading in Global Value Chains
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Contents
Cover page
Foreword
Preface
Abbreviations and acronyms
Slowdown in Asia's Global Value Chains and Industrial Latecomers
Scale, Distance, and Remoteness in Global Value Chains
The Changing Landscape in Commodity Markets and Trade and Implications for Development
Effectively Governing Global Value Chains: The Institutional Interface
Modes of Service Delivery and Upgrading in Global Value Chains
Global Value Chains, Tax and Trade: Upgrading the Position of Small States
Commodity Price Volatility: An Evolving Principal–Agent Problem
How Does Participation in International Value Chains Matter to African Farmers?
Global Value-Chain Participation and Development: The Experience of Ghana's Pineapple Export Sector
Emerging Tiers of Suppliers and Implications for Upgrading in the High-Value Agriculture Supply Chains
The Global Value Chain in Canned Tuna, the International Trade Regime and Implementation of Sustainable Development Goal 14
Clothing Value Chains and Sub-Saharan Africa: Global Exports, Regional Dynamics and Industrial Development Outcomes
The Automotive GVC: Policy Implications for Developing Economies
Tourism, Trade in Services and Global Value Chains
Understanding Shifts in Trade in Value Added: The Relative Position of the Commonwealth Caribbean and Pacific
The End of Industrial Policy? Why a Productive-Sector Policy Agenda Better Meets the Needs of Sustainable Income Growth
Making Global Value Chains Work for Development in the Age of Automation and Globalisation Scepticism
Delivering Inclusive Global Value Chains
Growth Identification and Facilitation Framework: A pragmatic Approach for Promoting Economic Structural Transformation
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Cover page
Foreword
Preface
Abbreviations and acronyms
Slowdown in Asia's Global Value Chains and Industrial Latecomers
Scale, Distance, and Remoteness in Global Value Chains
The Changing Landscape in Commodity Markets and Trade and Implications for Development
Effectively Governing Global Value Chains: The Institutional Interface
Modes of Service Delivery and Upgrading in Global Value Chains
Global Value Chains, Tax and Trade: Upgrading the Position of Small States
Commodity Price Volatility: An Evolving Principal–Agent Problem
How Does Participation in International Value Chains Matter to African Farmers?
Global Value-Chain Participation and Development: The Experience of Ghana's Pineapple Export Sector
Emerging Tiers of Suppliers and Implications for Upgrading in the High-Value Agriculture Supply Chains
The Global Value Chain in Canned Tuna, the International Trade Regime and Implementation of Sustainable Development Goal 14
Clothing Value Chains and Sub-Saharan Africa: Global Exports, Regional Dynamics and Industrial Development Outcomes
The Automotive GVC: Policy Implications for Developing Economies
Tourism, Trade in Services and Global Value Chains
Understanding Shifts in Trade in Value Added: The Relative Position of the Commonwealth Caribbean and Pacific
The End of Industrial Policy? Why a Productive-Sector Policy Agenda Better Meets the Needs of Sustainable Income Growth
Making Global Value Chains Work for Development in the Age of Automation and Globalisation Scepticism
Delivering Inclusive Global Value Chains
Growth Identification and Facilitation Framework: A pragmatic Approach for Promoting Economic Structural Transformation
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