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- Does the time sensitivity of specific products play a role in determining responses to international competition?
Joint work with @EconKmau
published in the JDE.
#EconTwitter#EU#Trade
More here... https://t.co/PlZjzzQDrE
@DennisEssers Thanks! Your paper is on my reading list for the coming week! Let me know if have comments on our work... we are currently collecting data to develop new analysis.
- Chinese companies control a sizeable share of world turnover only in the fabless segment (18%), which
is dominated by US companies, and in the back-end (27.6%), but are lagging behind in segments placed
more upstream in the value chain (i.e. input suppliers).
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👇New JRC Discussion Paper👇
In a new working paper coauthored with Michela Nardo, we investigate the position of the EU in the Semiconductor Value Chain. We focus on trade flows, foreign acquisitions, and on the ownership of companies. 1/n #EconTwitter
https://t.co/Y4HzhNq4cM
- The picture changes when looking at the turnover of EU-owned chip producers (foundries) and chip designers (fabless companies), which is negligible. In fact, Taiwanese firms share with South Korean
manufacturers the leadership in the foundry segment.
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