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Management World is supervised by Development Research Center of The State Council, and sponsored by Development Research Center of The State Council. It aims to reflect the multi-field and multi-disciplinary research on China’s economic and social management issues, and to provide services for China’s economic reform and development. Its scope covers fiscal and financial research, rural economics, macroeconomic management, public management, business management, industrial and regional development. The journal, included in CSSCI and JST, has been in the top list in the field of economic management for many years, and achieved a very high reputation from readers all over the world.
Editorial Board

Editor-in-Chief
Li Kemu

Deputy Editor-in-Chief
Tian Yuan,He Shaohua, Lu Jian, Jiang Dongsheng

Editorial Board
Ma Xiaogang, Qiao Renyi, Li Jiping, Li Menggang, Li Peiyu, Zhang Xinmmin, Shen Bainian, Chen Dongsheng, Cheng Quansheng, Zhao Jie,Tuo Zhen

Industrial agglomeration and domestic value added of enterprise exports: localization paths of global value chain upgrading

SHAO Chaodui;SU Danni

Management World,2019,Vol 35,No. 08

This paper is the first to place industrial agglomeration, which represents the localized production system, and the domestic value added (DVA) of enterprise exports, which measures the trade gains of enterprises and their status in the division of labor in the global value chain (GVC), into a unified analysis framework, and discuss the relationship between industrial agglomeration and the domestic value added ratio (DVAR) of enterprise exports by using China’s micro data from 2000 to 2007. The research shows that industrial agglomeration significantly improves the export DVAR of Chinese enterprises, and such positive effect is stronger among general trade enterprises, Private-owned enterprises (POEs) and enterprises in the eastern region. After deconstructing the externality of agglomeration, this paper finds that it is an important action mechanism for industrial agglomeration to promote DVAR through the Marshall externalities (including labor pool, input sharing and knowledge spillover) and the financing externalities caused by clustering trade credit by increasing enterprise cost plus and reducing the relative price of domestic intermediate goods. Finally, this paper also finds that the effect of industrial agglomeration on promoting enterprise export DVAR is not at the cost of reducing the import and export scale of enterprises or sacrificing their participation in globalization, but more through the specific realization path of the structural effect that causes enterprises to shift from the processing trade mode with low export DVAR to the general trade mode with high export DVAR; the analysis from the micro-enterprise level to the meso-industry level again proves the structural effect caused by the transformation of enterprise trade mode is an important path for industry agglomeration to promote the growth of industry export DVAR. This paper verifies that industrial agglomeration can be used as a localized path for the GVC upgrading of Chinese enterprises.

Sectoral structure, gender discrimination, and gender wage gaps

LUO Chuliang;TENG Yangchuan;LI Liying

Management World,2019,Vol 35,No. 08