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New Frontiers for Services in Globalisation

services, trade, trade in services, manufacturing, global value chains

New Frontiers for Services in Globalisation

The building of global value chains in manufacturing is much discussed, but less attention is given to the growth of value chains in services, their drivers and their implications. In this policy brief, we discuss the nature of cross-border value chains in services
production, the value of taking a value chain perspective on the design of services policy, and how to develop priorities in that respect.

New Frontiers for Services in Globalisation

Date

05 December 2019

Category

Services , Trade

Author

Christopher Findlay, Fukunari Kimura, Shandre Thangavelu

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