Global Value Chains (GVCs) are increasingly central to how goods and services are produced, traded, and consumed around the world and are a key feature of today’s global economy. Stretching all the way from sourcing raw materials to assembling final products, GVCs bridge countries and sectors, and play a central role in global trade and economic development.

At DeAngelis Review, we provide the experience and analysis necessary for those working both professionally and academically to understand issues in international business and global trade, from GVCs and more. Our platform features in-depth articles, case studies, and expert commentary that demystify the way GVCs operate, and how they are being transformed in the face of changing geopolitical, technological and climate realities.

There is a vital aspect of the Global Value Chains on how it allows countries and firms to specialize in each stage ofthe production process, hence resulting in reducing cost and improving productivity. But recent disruptions, from the coronavirus pandemic to geopolitical tensions have revealed vulnerabilities in these systems, sparking a global discussion on resilience, sustainability, and strategic diversification.

Whether you are a business executive looking to improve your logistical network or a student simply interested in the economic impacts of global trade, DeAngelis Review will provide you with the instruments and information you need to continue to learn and grow. Our hand-picks will equip you not only to understand how GVCs work, but also why they matter in shaping the global economy of the future.

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