Global Value Chains - Growth Contribution Database
Global Value Chains - Growth Contribution Database
This database supports a novel dynamic method for global value chain (GVC) analysis. It breaks down year-by-year real economic growth of several countries, considering contributions from value-added sources, final producers, users, and different types of value chains: pure domestic, traditional trade, and simple and complex GVCs. The approach, based on input-output theory, is applied to the WIOD and Long-run WIOD datasets to create the GVC Growth Contribution Database (GVC-GCD). For a detailed description please refer to the following working paper: Koppány, K., & Vakhal, P. (2026). Economic Growth in Global Value ChainsLessons from the Golden Age with a New Input-Output Decomposition Framework and Database. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20535821
economic growth, global value chains, input-output analysis, decompositions, GVC Growth Contribution Database (GVC-GCD)
economic growth, global value chains, input-output analysis, decompositions, GVC Growth Contribution Database (GVC-GCD)
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