Managing COVID-19: How the pandemic disrupts global value chains - Kiel Institute

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Authors

Šerić
A.
Görg
H.
Meuchelböck
S.
Windisch
M.

Publication Date

04/2020

Key Words

COVID19

globalization

health

Related Topics

Health

Globalization

USA

Europe

China

COVID-19 has struck at the core of global value chains hub regions, including China, Europe and the US. The pandemic has severe implications for international production networks and may leave its legacy for years to come.

Kiel Institute Experts

Prof. Holger Görg, Ph.D.

Research Director
Dr. Saskia Meuchelböck

Kiel Institute Fellow

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