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GLOBALIZATION AND THE EVOLUTION OF THE SUPPLY CHAIN: WHO GAINS AND WHO LOSES?
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Fujita, Masahisa
, Thisse, Jacques-François
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/ Capital costs
/ Cost analysis
/ Economic costs
/ Economic integration
/ Economics and Finance
/ Globalization
/ Humanities and Social Sciences
/ International economics
/ International trade
/ Nominal wages
/ Price indices
/ Production costs
/ Skilled labor
/ Supply chain management
/ Trade
/ Trade regionalization
/ Wage differentials
/ World economy
2006
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GLOBALIZATION AND THE EVOLUTION OF THE SUPPLY CHAIN: WHO GAINS AND WHO LOSES?
by
Fujita, Masahisa
, Thisse, Jacques-François
in
Aggregate supply
/ Capital costs
/ Cost analysis
/ Economic costs
/ Economic integration
/ Economics and Finance
/ Globalization
/ Humanities and Social Sciences
/ International economics
/ International trade
/ Nominal wages
/ Price indices
/ Production costs
/ Skilled labor
/ Supply chain management
/ Trade
/ Trade regionalization
/ Wage differentials
/ World economy
2006
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GLOBALIZATION AND THE EVOLUTION OF THE SUPPLY CHAIN: WHO GAINS AND WHO LOSES?
by
Fujita, Masahisa
, Thisse, Jacques-François
in
Aggregate supply
/ Capital costs
/ Cost analysis
/ Economic costs
/ Economic integration
/ Economics and Finance
/ Globalization
/ Humanities and Social Sciences
/ International economics
/ International trade
/ Nominal wages
/ Price indices
/ Production costs
/ Skilled labor
/ Supply chain management
/ Trade
/ Trade regionalization
/ Wage differentials
/ World economy
2006
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GLOBALIZATION AND THE EVOLUTION OF THE SUPPLY CHAIN: WHO GAINS AND WHO LOSES?
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GLOBALIZATION AND THE EVOLUTION OF THE SUPPLY CHAIN: WHO GAINS AND WHO LOSES?
2006
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Overview
This article focuses on two distinct facets of globalization: decrease in the trade costs of goods and the decline of communication costs between headquarters and production facilities. When the unskilled have about the same wage in two regions, decrease of these costs fosters the agglomeration of plants in the core accommodating headquarters. When the wage gap is significant, process of integration eventually triggers the relocation of plants into the periphery. When this process of relocation is driven by falling communication costs, the welfare of all workers in the core falls whereas that in the periphery rises.
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Blackwell Publishing Inc,Economics Department of the University of Pennsylvania and the Osaka University Institute of Social and Economic Research Association,Department of Economics, University of Pennsylvania and Osaka University Institute of Social and Economic Research Association,Blackwell Publishing Ltd,Wiley
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