ABSTRACT:
This paper aims to analyze, in the light of commodity price fluctuations, the evolution of the integration of selected Latin American countries (Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Chile, Mexico and Peru) into global value chains (GVCs) during the period 1998-2018. Based on information from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) global input-output linkages, backward and forward linkages as well as participation and positioning in GVCs, are calculated for the selected cases, using a mathematical decomposition of exports in terms of added value. The representation of the positioning trajectories in GVCs for each country over time shows evidence of inertial behaviors dependent on commodity price fluctuations. The conclusion is that the integration of Latin American countries into GVCs has been limited mainly due to the reprimarization of the economies and the absence or failure of industrialization policies.
KEYWORDS:
Global Value Chains; Latin America; Commodities; Input-output; Reprimarization
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