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Up or Down the Value Chain? A Comparative Analysis of the GVC Position of the Economies of the New EU Member States


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Fig. 1

NMS output shares.Source: Authors’ own calculations using WIOD data.
NMS output shares.Source: Authors’ own calculations using WIOD data.

Fig. 2

Import/export and output.Source: Authors’ own calculations using WIOD data.
Import/export and output.Source: Authors’ own calculations using WIOD data.

Fig. 3

Import/exports and output.Source: Authors’ own calculations using WIOD data.
Import/exports and output.Source: Authors’ own calculations using WIOD data.

Fig. 4

Share of intermediates in exports and imports.Source: Authors’ own calculations using WIOD data.
Share of intermediates in exports and imports.Source: Authors’ own calculations using WIOD data.

Fig. 5

Global vs sector-level upstreamness (U).Source: Authors’ own calculations using WIOD data.
Global vs sector-level upstreamness (U).Source: Authors’ own calculations using WIOD data.

Fig. 6

Overall upstreamness (top) vs upstreamness of manufacturing (bottom). Note: Right hand-side figures show average differences between world and country level of upstreamness calculated for individual sectors.Source: Authors’ own calculations using WIOD data.
Overall upstreamness (top) vs upstreamness of manufacturing (bottom). Note: Right hand-side figures show average differences between world and country level of upstreamness calculated for individual sectors.Source: Authors’ own calculations using WIOD data.

Fig. 7

Overall upstreamness of exports. Note: Right-hand side figure shows average differences between world and country level of upstreamness calculated for individual sectors.Source: Authors’ own calculations using WIOD data.
Overall upstreamness of exports. Note: Right-hand side figure shows average differences between world and country level of upstreamness calculated for individual sectors.Source: Authors’ own calculations using WIOD data.

Fig. 8

Upstreamness of imports by source.Source: Authors’ own calculations using WIOD data.
Upstreamness of imports by source.Source: Authors’ own calculations using WIOD data.

Fig. 9

NMS exports. Note: Export is relative in total manufacturing exports and normalized to 100 in 1995.Source: Authors’ own calculations using WIOD data.
NMS exports. Note: Export is relative in total manufacturing exports and normalized to 100 in 1995.Source: Authors’ own calculations using WIOD data.

Fig. 10

Sectoral upstreamness.Source: Authors’ own calculations using WIOD data.
Sectoral upstreamness.Source: Authors’ own calculations using WIOD data.

Fig. 11

Upstreamness (U) in 1995 and 2011. Note: Left panel: Top 20 economies according to output on a given sector. Right panel: NMS. Size of the bubble proportional to country output in a given sector. Bubbles not to scale across figures. Fitted line weighted by sector/country output. Source: Authors’ own calculation using WIOD data.
Upstreamness (U) in 1995 and 2011. Note: Left panel: Top 20 economies according to output on a given sector. Right panel: NMS. Size of the bubble proportional to country output in a given sector. Bubbles not to scale across figures. Fitted line weighted by sector/country output. Source: Authors’ own calculation using WIOD data.

Fig. A

NMS Output. Note: Output is relative to total manufacturing output and normalized to 100 in 1995.Source: Authors’ own calculations using WIOD data.
NMS Output. Note: Output is relative to total manufacturing output and normalized to 100 in 1995.Source: Authors’ own calculations using WIOD data.

Upstreamness of world sectors. Note: R-columns show the world ranking.

Sector199520052011R1995R2005R2011
Agriculture. Hunting. Forestry and Fishing2.12.22.3181717
Mining and Quarrying3.23.43.7111
Food. Beverages and Tobacco1.61.61.8282827
Textile and Textile Products1.92.02.3202116
Leather. Leather and Footwear1.71.72.0252723
Wood and Products of Wood and Cork2.62.83.0855
Pulp, Paper, Printing and Publishing2.82.72.9377
Coke. Refined Petroleum and Nuclear Fuel2.52.62.811109
Chemicals and Chemical Products2.72.83.1544
Rubber and Plastics2.82.93.1433
Other Non-Metallic Mineral2.52.62.6101212
Basic Metals and Fabricated Metal3.03.13.3222
Machinery. Nec1.92.02.2232019
Electrical and Optical Equipment2.22.32.6161413
Transport Equipment1.91.92.0222222
Manufacturing, Nec; Recycling1.71.71.8262526
Electricity, Gas and Water Supply2.42.62.91298
Construction1.31.31.3313131
Sale, Maintenance and Repair of Vehicles1.91.92.0212324
Wholesale Trade and Commission Trade2.12.12.2171820
Retail Trade, Except of Motor Vehicles1.61.71.7272628
Hotels and Restaurants1.51.51.6292929
Inland Transport2.22.32.4151314
Water Transport2.62.82.9966
Air Transport2.02.02.1191921
Other Supporting and Auxiliary Transport2.62.72.76810
Post and Telecommunications2.32.22.2141618
Financial Intermediation2.32.32.4131515
Real Estate Activities1.51.51.5303030
Renting of M&Eq and Other Business Activities2.62.62.771111
Public Administration and Defence1.11.11.1333434
Education1.11.21.1343232
Health and Social Work1.11.11.1353535
Other Community. Social and Personal Services1.71.81.9242425

Country groupings

CountryGroup
AUSHigh Income
AUTEU-15
BELEU-15
BGRNMS
BRAEm. Other
CANHigh income
CHNEm. Asia
CYPNMS
CZENMS
DEUEU-15
DNKEU-15
ESPEU-15
ESTNMS
FINEU-15
FRAEU-15
GBREU-15
GRCEU-15
HUNNMS
IDNEm. Asia
INDEm. Asia
IRLEU-15
ITAEU-15
JPNHigh Income
KOREm. Asia
LTUNMS
LUXEU-15
LVANMS
MEXEm. Other
MLTNMS
NLDEU-15
POLNMS
PRTEU-15
ROUNMS
RUSEm. Other
SVKNMS
SVNNMS
SWEEU-15
TUREm. Other
TWNEm. Asia
USAHigh Income

Share of manufacturing exports in 2011.

SectorBGRCZEESTHUNLTULVAPOLROUSVKSVN
Food, Beverages and Tobacco6.1%3.1%6.8%3.1%8.6%7.0%8.3%1.7%3.4%2.9%
Textiles and Textile Products5.2%2.1%4.8%0.9%4.8%2.4%3.6%7.3%2.4%3.0%
Leather, Leather and Footwear0.3%0.4%0.4%0.6%0.2%0.1%0.5%2.9%1.3%1.1%
Wood and Products of Wood and Cork0.9%0.9%7.8%0.3%2.6%7.8%1.8%2.2%1.6%2.2%
Pulp, Paper, Printing and Publishing1.0%2.2%2.9%1.1%1.3%1.0%2.4%0.5%2.6%3.4%
Coke, Refined Petroleum and Nuclear Fuel7.9%1.3%1.7%2.8%15.3%0.0%4.1%2.9%3.7%0.1%
Chemicals and Chemical Products4.7%5.4%4.3%7.5%6.9%4.1%6.1%4.6%3.9%12.7%
Rubber and Plastics1.6%4.3%2.7%4.0%2.6%1.2%5.1%2.7%3.4%5.0%
Other Non-Metallic Mineral2.3%1.8%1.9%1.1%0.6%1.0%1.7%0.5%1.6%1.7%
Basic Metal and Fabricated Metal13.6%9.6%6.1%5.0%2.2%6.6%10.2%7.9%11.5%11.3%
Machinery, Nec5.3%9.4%3.2%10.5%2.1%1.8%5.4%5.6%5.9%12.0%
Electrical and Optical Equipment4.1%21.1%12.2%21.7%3.8%2.9%8.3%9.5%18.7%9.6%
Transport Equipment2.3%17.3%2.9%13.5%1.9%4.2%15.2%9.2%19.1%12.4%
Manufacturing, Nec; Recycling2.2%3.3%5.2%0.8%4.0%2.9%4.7%3.2%2.6%2.3%

Structure of the NMS manufacturing in 2011.

SectorShare in outputShare in exports
Leather, Leather and Footwear0.6%1.0%
Wood and Products of Wood and Cork3.0%2.0%
Textiles and Textile products3.0%4.0%
Manufacturing, Nec; Recycling3.7%4.3%
Other Non-Metallic Mineral4.1%2.0%
Pulp, Paper, Printing and Publishing4.7%2.6%
Rubber and Plastics5.5%5.5%
Chemicals and Chemical Products6.4%8.1%
Coke, Refined Petroleum and Nuclear Fuel6.9%4.4%
Machinery, Nec7.6%9.7%
Electrical and Optical Equipment11.8%19.0%
Basic Metals and Fabricated Metal13.2%11.9%
Transport Equipment14.0%18.8%
Food, Beverages and Tobacco15.4%6.7%
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