Globalization and the Theory of Input Trade

By R. Jones. 2000

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Outsourcing and skill‐specific employment in a small economy: Austria after the fall of the Iron Curtain (2003, methodology): “7 Jones (2000, p.117) stresses the importance of service links for cross-border outsourcing. 'The costs of service links include. .costs of communication, and the costs of planning and the coordination to match the quality and quantity of output flows'. In Burda and Dluhosch (2002), expenditures for”
Trade Liberalization and Strategic Outsourcing (2004, background): “The first approach, which is adopted in most studies in the literature, focuses on competitive market structure, especially regarding the intermediate product market [e.g., Jones (2000), Jones and Kierzkowski (2001)].”
High-Tech Exports from Developing Countries: A Symptom of Technology Spurts or Statistical Illusion? (2007, background): “For more detailed discussion along these lines, including formal modeling, see for example Feenstra (1998), Hummels et al. (2001), Jones (2000) and Arndt and Kierzkowski (2001).”
International Outsourcing and Factor Prices with Multistage Production (2004, neutral): “…7 deals with issues of interpretation, and section 8 concludes the paper by summarizing the results. of factor price effects are Feenstra and Hanson (1996) (1997) (1999) (2003), Venables (1999), Jones (2000), Deardorff (2001a,b), Jones and Kierzkowski (2001a) (2001b), and Kohler (2001,2003a,b).”
GLOBALIZATION AND MARKET STRUCTURE (2003, background): “Feenstra and Hanson (1996) and Jones (2000) have shown that price changes may encourage Northern firms to fragment, relocating or outsourcing to the South those stages of production that are relatively unskilled-labor-intensive in the North but relatively skilled-labor-intensive in the South.”
Production fragmentation and trade integration: East Asia in a global context (2006, background): “4 Important contributions to the theory of production fragmentation include Arndt (1997), Jones (2000), Grossman and Helpman (2005), Jones and Kierzkowski (1990 and 2001), Venables (1999) and Yi (2003).”
Working Papers in Trade and Development Global Production Sharing, Trade Patterns and Determinants of Trade Flows (2010, background): “…are many theoretical studies examining the causes and modalities of global production sharing, and implications of the growing dichotomy between parts and components and final products for trade flow analysis and trade policy (Jones 2000; Jones and Kierzkowski 2001; Helpman 2006; Feenstra 2008).”
International Productivity Differences, Infrastructure, and Comparative Advantage (2007, neutral): “Jones (2000) emphasizes the importance of “service links” in lowering transactions costs and thus facilitating international specialization and the location choices of footloose industries.”