Locating global advantage: industry dynamics in the international economy

Martin F. Kenney · Richard L. Florida

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This volume explores how industries organize their global operations through case studies of seven manufacturing industries. The chapters provide a nuanced understanding of the complex matrix of factor costs, access to inimitable capabilities, and time-based pressures that influence where firms decide to locate particular segments of the value chain.

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