The Oxford Handbook of Offshoring and Global Employment

Zusatztext This volume is a comprehensive treatment of offshoring! covering the trade of goods and services across many regions of the world with both conceptual insights and abundant country evidence. Experts and students alike will be rewarded by a careful study of this valuable handbook. Informationen zum Autor Ashok Bardhan is a Senior Research Associate at the Fisher Center for Urban Economics! Haas School of Business! University of California! Berkeley Cynthia A. Kroll is a Senior Regional Economist and Executive Director for Staff Research at Fisher Center for Real Estate and Urban Economics! Haas School of Business! University of California! Berkeley Dwight M. Jaffee is a Professor of Finance and Real Estate at the University of California! Berkeley Klappentext The book contains essays from around the world addressing how globalization and offshoring have affected employment structure and job creation in both developing and developed countries. Zusammenfassung The Oxford Handbook of Offshoring and Global Employment deals with a key issue of our time - How do globalization, economic growth and technological developments interact to impact employment? The book brings together eminent authors from a wide range of countries around the world, drawing on their diverse academic and policymaking backgrounds, and specific national or regional settings to assess how global economic changes have affected employment opportunities. Thebook is unique in a number of ways - It has a global reach, presenting analyses and viewpoints from both developed and developing countries, from all continents; its timing and context is particularly instructive, since most papers are located in the aftermath of the global financial crisis; and itaddresses a wide range of questions-How do different types of offshoring and global linkages impact employment? How is the skill mix of the labor force impacted by globalization? How do institutional structures and regulations influence the outcome of globalization in developed and developing countries? Individual chapters analyze how the impact of global linkages on national economies is mediated through a number of structural aspects of the economy - its institutional and industrialstructure, its resource base, its predominant firm type, its comparative advantage, and its regulatory practices. The chapters in the book cover both manufacturing and services sectors, and many chapters also address policy issues regarding innovation and job creation. Inhaltsverzeichnis Acknowledgements; Editor's note; Section Ia: Globalization and Employment in the Developed World; 1 Offshoring and Employment: A Global Look at a Global Issue; Ashok Bardhan! Dwight Jaffee! and Cynthia A. Kroll; 2 On Technical Progress and the Gains and Losses from Outsourcing; Ralph E. Gomory and William J. Baumol; 3 Services Offshoring and Labor Demand in Europe; Rosario Crino; 4 Services Offshoring and the Relative Demand for White-collar Workers in German Manufacturing; Deborah Winkler; 5 The Sector Bias of Offshoring: Empirical Importance for Labor-Market Implications; Daniel Horgos; 6 How Much Does Offshoring Matter? Evolution of Imports and their Relationship to Profits! Labor and Firms Strategies in France 1990-2009; Fabien Besson! Cedric Durand! and Sebastien Miroudot; Section Ib: Small! Developed and Open Economies; 7 The Welfare State as an Investment Strategy: Denmark's Flexicurity Policies; Arthur Daemmrich and Thomas Bredgaard; 8 The Impact of Overseas R&D on Domestic R&D Employment; Matthias Deschryvere & Jyrki Ali-Yrkko; 9 The impact of offshoring by services firms on a country's comparative advantage; Desiree van Gorp and Desiree van Welsum; Section II: Other Developed Countries; 10 Offshoring and Japanese Firms; Eiichi Tomiura! Banri Ito! and Ryuhei Wakasugi; 11 Offshoring by Japanese Small and Medium Enterprises; Yasuyuki Todo;...

This volume is a comprehensive treatment of offshoring, covering the trade of goods and services across many regions of the world with both conceptual insights and abundant country evidence. Experts and students alike will be rewarded by a careful study of this valuable handbook.

Auteur
Ashok Bardhan is a Senior Research Associate at the Fisher Center for Urban Economics, Haas School of Business, University of California, Berkeley Cynthia A. Kroll is a Senior Regional Economist and Executive Director for Staff Research at Fisher Center for Real Estate and Urban Economics, Haas School of Business, University of California, Berkeley Dwight M. Jaffee is a Professor of Finance and Real Estate at the University of California, Berkeley

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The book contains essays from around the world addressing how globalization and offshoring have affected employment structure and job creation in both developing and developed countries.

Résumé
The Oxford Handbook of Offshoring and Global Employment deals with a key issue of our time - How do globalization, economic growth and technological developments interact to impact employment? The book brings together eminent authors from a wide range of countries around the world, drawing on their diverse academic and policymaking backgrounds, and specific national or regional settings to assess how global economic changes have affected employment opportunities. The book is unique in a number of ways - It has a global reach, presenting analyses and viewpoints from both developed and developing countries, from all continents; its timing and context is particularly instructive, since most papers are located in the aftermath of the global financial crisis; and it addresses a wide range of questions-How do different types of offshoring and global linkages impact employment? How is the skill mix of the labor force impacted by globalization? How do institutional structures and regulations influence the outcome of globalization in developed and developing countries? Individual chapters analyze how the impact of global linkages on national economies is mediated through a number of structural aspects of the economy - its institutional and industrial structure, its resource base, its predominant firm type, its comparative advantage, and its regulatory practices. The chapters in the book cover both manufacturing and services sectors, and many chapters also address policy issues regarding innovation and job creation.

Contenu

• Acknowledgements

• Editor's note

• Section Ia: Globalization and Employment in the Developed World

• 1 Offshoring and Employment: A Global Look at a Global Issue

• Ashok Bardhan, Dwight Jaffee, and Cynthia A. Kroll

• 2 On Technical Progress and the Gains and Losses from Outsourcing

• Ralph E. Gomory and William J. Baumol

• 3 Services Offshoring and Labor Demand in Europe

• Rosario Crino

• 4 Services Offshoring and the Relative Demand for White-collar Workers in German Manufacturing

• Deborah Winkler

• 5 The Sector Bias of Offshoring: Empirical Importance for Labor-Market Implications

• Daniel Horgos

• 6 How Much Does Offshoring Matter? Evolution of Imports and their Relationship to Profits, Labor and Firms Strategies in France 1990-2009

• Fabien Besson, Cédric Durand, and Sébastien Miroudot

• Section Ib: Small, Developed and Open Economies

• 7 The Welfare State as an Investment Strategy: Denmark's Flexicurity Policies

• Arthur Daemmrich and Thomas Bredgaard

• 8 The Impact of Overseas RandD on Domestic RandD Employment

• Matthias Deschryvere and Jyrki Ali-Yrkkö

• 9 The impact of offshoring by services firms on a country's comparative advantage

• Désirée van Gorp and Desirée van Welsum

• Section II: Other Developed Countries

• 10 Offshoring and Japanese Firms

• Eiichi Tomiura, Banri Ito, and Ryuhei Wakasugi

• 11 Offshoring by Japanese Small and Medium E…