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Working Paper

Fostering the Development of the Coffee Global Value Chain

Kiel Working Papers, 2170

Authors

  • Görlich
  • D.
  • Hanley
  • A.
  • Liu
  • W.-H.
  • Semrau
  • F.O.

Publication Date

JEL Classification

F14 O13 O30

Key Words

Coffee

development

Global Value Chains

trade

upgrading

Related Topics

Natural Resources

International Trade

Innovation and Structural Change

Globalization

Foreign Direct Investments

Emerging Markets & Developing Countries

The overarching aim of the study is to investigate the key factors that determine how and how intensively countries can be integrated into the coffee global value chain (GVC) and thus can better reap the globalization benefits. The empirical analysis shows how the international trade in coffee has developed across regions/countries over the past three decades. It provides evidence-based insights into the key determinants of countries’ GVC integration in the coffee industry. It discusses countries’ functional and product upgrading for their GVC integration. Based on the empirical results obtained, policy implications are derived to support the further development of the coffee GVC. This study serves as a background study for the Coffee Development Report 2020 in preparation by the International Coffee Organisation.

Kiel Institute Experts

  • Prof. Aoife Hanley, Ph.D.
    Kiel Institute Researcher
  • Dr. Wan-Hsin Liu
    Kiel Institute Researcher
  • Dr. Finn Ole Semrau
    Kiel Institute Researcher

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