Filippo Buonafede, Giulia Felice, Fabio Lamperti, L. Piscitello
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Chapter 12 Additive Manufacturing and Global Value Chains: An Empirical Investigation at the Country Level
The results show that AM decreases a country’s participation in GVCs, both at the country level and, in particular, in the sectors which are more likely to be affected by AM technologies. This evidence suggests that this phenomenon might be induced by a decreasing reliance on intermediates processed abroad, hence an increasing importance of domestic goods, manufactured via AM.