Keyphrases
Global Value Chains
100%
New Evidence
100%
Job Growth
61%
Low-middle Income Countries
55%
Technology Shocks
50%
U.S. Manufacturing
50%
International Perspective
50%
African Countries
50%
Productivity Growth
50%
Real Business Cycle Theory
33%
Improving Measures
16%
Hoarding
16%
Shock Lead
16%
Paper Technology
16%
Global Demand
16%
Final Goods
11%
Standard of Living Index
10%
Labor Productivity
6%
Labor Force
6%
Consumer Market
6%
Low-income Countries
6%
Chain Value
6%
Supply Chain
6%
Global Technology
5%
Food Production
5%
Decomposition Approach
5%
Global Value Chain Participation
5%
Kenya
5%
South Africa
5%
Backward Linkages
5%
Senegal
5%
Agriculture
5%
Ethiopia
5%
Production of Goods
5%
Africa
5%
Technical Change
5%
Manufacturing Sector
5%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Global Value Chains
100%
Productivity Change
100%
Business Cycle Theory
50%
Value Added
6%
Labor Productivity
6%
Labour Force
6%
Factor Input
5%
Standard of Living
5%
Technical Change
5%
