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040			_aES-MaIEF _bspa _cES-MaIEF
041			_aeng
100	1		_966955 _aBailey, David
245		2	_a" Home - sourcing " and closer value chains in mature economies _b : the case of Spanish manufacturing _c David Bailey, Carlo Corradini and Lisa De Propris
260			_c2018
500			_aResumen.
504			_aBibliografía.
520			_aThis paper offers a novel perspective on manufacturing home-sourcing. We present evidence that home-sourcing occurs in the context of a new competitive environment where the relative importance of scale economies versus variety is altered, and a recoupling of innovation and production within industrial ecosystems becomes desirable. We look at the determinants of manufacturing home-sourcing. We find that R&D-intensive businesses with core non-standardized products are more likely to switch sourcing of components to the home economy from abroad. Our findings provide evidence in favour of increasing trends towards closer value chains for knowledge-intensive production, suggesting that the possibilities for (and potential impact of) home-sourcing have not been fully recognised as pathways to industrial and economic renewal in mature economies. The implications for industrial policy are to focus on the resilience of existing national industrial ecosystems and their attractiveness and ability to integrate incoming business opportunities.
650		4	_948710 _aVIVIENDA
650		4	_966956 _aEQUIPAMIENTO
650		4	_947463 _aINDUSTRIA
650		4	_941092 _aESPAÑA
700	1		_966957 _aCorradini, Carlo‏
700	1		_966958 _aDe Propris, Lisa‏
773	0		_9158663 _oOP 1352/2018/6 _tCambridge Journal of Economics _w(IEF)69181 _x 0309-166X _g v. 42, n. 6, November 2018, p. 1567-1584
856			_uhttps://academic.oup.com/cje/issue/42/6
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