Local Clusters in Global Value Chains by Valentina De Marchi Eleonora Di Maria Gary Gereffi

Author:Valentina De Marchi,Eleonora Di Maria,Gary Gereffi
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd

Notes

1 Further details can be found at Eurostat (2016). Industrial production (volume) index overview. European Commission.

2 The “Inox Valley” [Stainless Steel Valley] is an ID of household appliances, small household appliances, large plants or food service equipment, non-food service equipment and sanitary plants.

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