Фрагментація глобальних ланцюгів створення вартості під впливом поточних ризиків
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.34079/2226-2822-2023-13-26-53-63Keywords:
торговельна інтеграція, глобальні ланцюги створення вартості (ГЛСВ), ризики, економічна безпека, trade integration, global value chains (GVC), risks, economic securityAbstract
Стаття присвячена дослідженню характеристик торгової інтеграції через глобальні ланцюги створення вартості. Автором досліджено процес переходу світової торгівлі до фрагментованих ланцюгів створення та окреслено ключові тенденції їх розвитку останніми роками. Особливу увагу приділено факторам вразливості глобальних ланцюгів створення вартості та ризикам з якими пов’язан їх розвиток. У статті систематизовано стратегії та інструменти, що сприятимуть зменшенню ризиків у діяльності глобальних ланцюгів створення вартості.
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