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全球价值链分析框架：综述

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[美]杜大伟(David Dollar) 杜大伟（David Dollar），《全球价值链发展报告2023》主编，美国布鲁金斯学会高级研究员，曾任世界银行东亚和太平洋地区中国和蒙古局局长。
[巴]若泽·吉勒尔梅·莱斯(José Guilherme Reis)
王直 ，对外经济贸易大学全球价值链研究院教授、博士生导师，海外院长，美国乔治梅森大学政策、政府和国际事务学院资深研究员。1985年1月，获中国农业科学院硕士学位；1990年6月，获俄亥俄州立大学硕士学位；1994年11月，获明尼苏达大学博士学位。1985年1月-1987年7月，任中国农业科学院农业经济研究所研究员。1994年7月-1995年8月，任世界银行世界发展报告顾问。1995年9月-1997年9月，任明尼苏达大学应用经济学系副研究员。1997年10月-1999年7月，任普渡大学全球贸易分析研究中心经济学家。1999年7月-2002年7月，任美国农业部经济研究局经济学家。2002年7月-2004年3月，任乔治梅森大学计算科学学院高级研究员。2004年5月-2005年8月，任美国商务部经济分析局经济学家。2005年8月-2011年7月，任美国国际贸易委员会研究部高级国际经济学家。2011年7月-2016年3月，任美国国际贸易委员会研究部资深国际经济学家。2016年4月，任对外经济贸易大学全球价值链研究院海外院长。

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章节目录

  • 一 前言
  • 二 全球价值链范式：新—新—新贸易理论？
  • 三 全球价值链概念的发展
    1. （一）经济体系中的分离现象：Baldwin的历史视角
    2. （二）纵向整合
    3. （三）价值链和全球价值链
    4. （四）全球价值链的类型
  • 四 经济建模
    1. （一）生产过程的分节化机制
    2. （二）离岸外包对国内收入和福利的影响
    3. （三）企业对全球价值链组织形式的选择
  • 五 实证研究的挑战
    1. （一）通过企业业务统计数据描绘全球价值链
    2. （二）通过投入产出表描绘全球价值链
    3. （三）异质性的考量
    4. （四）距离是重要的：价值链的“长度”分析
  • 六 全球价值链研究展望
  • 七 元方法论的考量
  • 附录1.1 全球价值链分类
    1. （一）市场型全球价值链
    2. （二）模块型全球价值链
    3. （三）关系型全球价值链
    4. （四）俘获型全球价值链
    5. （五）等级型全球价值链
  • 附录1.2 生产序列的治理安排

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