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Global Production Networks and Local Capabilities: New Opportunities and Challenges for Taiwan

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  • Tain-Jy Chen

    (National Taiwan University, Taiwan, China)

  • Shin-Horng Chen

    (Chuang-Hua Institution for Economic Research, Taiwan, China)

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  • Tain-Jy Chen & Shin-Horng Chen, 2001. "Global Production Networks and Local Capabilities: New Opportunities and Challenges for Taiwan," Economics Study Area Working Papers 15, East-West Center, Economics Study Area.
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