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Global Production and Trade in East Asia
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Leonard K. Cheng
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Henryk Kierzkowski
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2001
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Springer US
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978-1-4613-5647-9
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978-1-4615-1625-5
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2001
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10.1007/978-1-4615-1625-5
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Book chapters
pp. 1
Introduction
pp. 9
Financial Crisis, Trade, and Fragmentation
pp. 33
Horizontal Aspects of Vertical Fragmentation
pp. 53
Function vs. Form in the Fragmented Industrial Structure: Three Examples From Asia Pacific Experience
pp. 63
Production Sharing in East Asia: Who Does What for Whom, and Why?
pp. 111
Intra-Industry Foreign Direct Investment and Trade Flows: New Measures of Global Competition
pp. 129
Fragmentation, Internalization, and Interfirm Linkages: Evidence from the Micro Data of Japanese Manufacturing Firms
pp. 153
Sanyal and Jones on Fragmentation and Trade: Empirical Evidence for South Korea
pp. 181
Taiwan’s High-Tech Industries
pp. 207
Export-Oriented Foreign Direct Investment in the People’s Republic of China: Division of Value Added between Source and Host Economies
pp. 227
The Globalization of Trade and Production: A Case Study of Hong Kong’s Textile and Clothing Industries
pp. 245
Arms Length Transactions vs. Affiliates: A Study of Two Electronic Component Firms in Singapore
pp. 249
The Implications of Increasing Fragmentation and Globalization for the World Trade Organization
pp. 273
Rules of Origin and Fragmentation of Trade
pp. 289
Intrafirm Fragmentation: Fujitsu, Ltd.’s Production of Hard Disk Drives
pp. 295
The Development Pattern of Taiwan’s Bicycle Industry
pp. 305
Taiwan’s Integrated Circuit Industry
pp. 313
A Case Study of Techtronic Industries Co., Ltd.
pp. 317
Li & Fung, Ltd.: An Agent of Global Production
pp. 325
The Changing Pattern of Production Fragmentation in Singapore and its Economic Consequences
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