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2019
The global value chain (GVC) has emerged as an important tool for describing the interactions among actors in a complex chain of production–consumption relations that extends across space. Scholars of GVCs have carefully elaborated what ‘global’ and ‘chain’ mean in these analyses, but how they understand ‘value’ and how it is produced ...
Elizabeth Havice, John Pickles
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The global value chain (GVC) has emerged as an important tool for describing the interactions among actors in a complex chain of production–consumption relations that extends across space. Scholars of GVCs have carefully elaborated what ‘global’ and ‘chain’ mean in these analyses, but how they understand ‘value’ and how it is produced ...
Elizabeth Havice, John Pickles
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Radiology, 2012
A diagnostic radiology value chain is constructed to define its main components, all of which are vulnerable to change, because digitization has caused disaggregation of the chain. Some components afford opportunities to improve productivity, some add value, while some face outsourcing to lower labor cost and to information technology substitutes ...
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A diagnostic radiology value chain is constructed to define its main components, all of which are vulnerable to change, because digitization has caused disaggregation of the chain. Some components afford opportunities to improve productivity, some add value, while some face outsourcing to lower labor cost and to information technology substitutes ...
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Value Chains and Chains of Values: Tracing Tanzanian Tea
2010The objective of this paper is to examine value chain governance through case studies of four different certified value chains for Tanzanian tea. This paper takes a look at a traditional export commodity, tea, and discusses the implications of involvement in value-based certification schemes (Ethical Trading Initiative, Fairtrade, Organic and ...
Loconto, A., Loconto, A.
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2019
This chapter studies the third pillar of sustainable intensification by focusing on the development of sustainable socioeconomic intensification. This encompasses the intensification of the relationships between farmers, which results in the development of innovative and sustainable institutions on the farm, in the community, and across regions and ...
Gordon Conway +2 more
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This chapter studies the third pillar of sustainable intensification by focusing on the development of sustainable socioeconomic intensification. This encompasses the intensification of the relationships between farmers, which results in the development of innovative and sustainable institutions on the farm, in the community, and across regions and ...
Gordon Conway +2 more
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The Governance of Global Value Chains
Review of International Political Economy, 2005This article builds a theoretical framework to help explain governance patterns in global value chains. It draws on three streams of literature ‐ transaction costs economics, production networks, and technological capability and firm-level learning ‐ to identify three variables that play a large role in determining how global value chains are governed ...
Gary Gereffi +2 more
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The value of the manager in the value chain
Management Decision, 2006PurposeIt is argued that the management of the diverse commercial imperatives of the participants in the value chain is partly achieved by negotiation. Seeks to describe the mechanism by which negotiation achieves satisfactory outcomes, capturing ome of the strategic financial impacts by the cash conversion coefficient and its derivative, the velocity ...
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Abstract The global energy system is possible because of a complex energy value chain. The energy system relies on a long list of increasingly complex inputs (raw materials, refined products, components, generation, transmission, etc.) in order to deliver energy to consumers.
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Value and Value Chains in Education
2002The student will be able to: identify the value chain structure operating at the company level in a service organisation; apply the value chain model to service products and organisations.
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Value and Value Chains in Healthcare
2002The student will be able to: identify the value chain structure operating at the company level in a service organisation; construct the value chain comprising its organisation profile and its processes.
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