The factory-free economy : outsourcing, servitization, and the future of industry

Content: Cover
 The Factory-Free Economy: Outsourcing, Servitization, and the Future of Industry
 Copyright
 Preface
 Acknowledgements
 Contents
 List of Figures
 List of Tables
 List of Contributors
 Introduction
 Bibliography
 1: Factory-free Europe? A Two Unbundlings Perspective on Europe's Twentieth-century Manufacturing Miracle and Twenty-first-century Manufacturing Malaise
 1.1 Introduction
 1.1.1 Globalization and Manufacturing Changed
 1.1.2 Prima Facie Evidence of the Changes
 1.1.3 Plan of the Chapter
 1.2 Globalization's First Unbundling
 1.2.1 The Pre-globalization World 1.2.2 Production and Consumption Unbundle SpatiallyNORTHERN INDUSTRIALIZATION AND SOUTHERN DE-INDUSTRIALIZATION
 URBANIZATION
 1.2.3 Economics of the First Unbundling
 NEG FORCES: AGGLOMERATION AND DISPERSION
 GROWTH TAKE-OFF WITH ENDOGENOUS GROWTH THEORY
 1.3 The Second Unbundling
 1.3.1 Globalization's Second Unbundling is Different: Stylized Facts
 1.3.2 Economics of the Second Unbundling
 IMPLICATIONS FOR MANUFACTURING JOBS AND LOCATION OF VALUE ADDED
 1.3.3 Reshoring?
 SOUTHERN GROWTH TAKE-OFF
 URBANIZATION AND TRADE VOLUMES
 1.4 Factory-free Europe?
 1.4.1 The TOSP Framework FRACTIONALIZATION OF THE MANUFACTURING PROCESSSPATIAL DISPERSION: OFFSHORING
 1.4.2 Smile Curve Economics
 WHY DID THE SMILE DEEPEN?
 1.5 Concluding Remarks: The New Landscape of Work
 1.5.1 Cities as Twenty-first-century Factories
 1.5.2 Policy Implications
 LOSE SOME JOBS OR LOSE THEM ALL?
 Bibliography
 2: Hollowing Out of the Japanese Economy: A Long-term Perspective
 2.1 Introduction
 2.1.1 The Japanese Data
 OVERSEAS AFFILIATES
 PARENT FIRM DATA
 2.2 Methodology and Empirical Framework
 2.3 Results
 2.4 Conclusion
 Appendix
 Bibliography
 3: Structural Change in the OECD: Some Facts 3.1 Introduction3.2 Data and Methodology
 3.3 Results
 3.3.1 Structural Change in the OECD
 3.3.2 Structural Change over Time
 3.3.3 Aggregate Implications and Policy
 3.4 Conclusion
 Bibliography
 4: The Servitization of FrenchManufacturing Firms
 4.1 Introduction
 4.2 Data
 4.3 Service Intensity of French Manufacturing Firms
 4.4 The Servitization of French Manufacturing: 1997-2007
 4.5 Hidden De-industrialization
 4.6 Concluding Remarks
 Bibliography
 5: Factoryless Goods Producers in the USA
 5.1 Introduction
 5.1.1 Relation to Existing Work
 5.2 Data 5.3 Design and Manufacturing at Wholesale Establishments5.3.1 2002
 5.3.2 2007
 5.4 FGPs
 5.4.1 Definition of an FGP
 5.4.2 FGPs in 2002
 5.4.3 FGPs in 2007
 5.5 Characteristics of FGP Establishments
 5.5.1 2002
 5.5.2 2007
 5.6 FGP Firms
 5.7 Aggregate Implications
 5.8 Conclusions
 Appendix
 A. Data
 B. Definitions of FGPs
 Bibliography
 6: Fragmentation: Survey-based Evidence for France
 6.1 Introduction
 6.2 An Original Survey of Global Value Chains
 6.3 How Many Jobs?
 6.4 Large and More Productive Firms Offshore More
 6.5 Firms May Decide Not to Offshore