sseuВестник Самарского государственного экономического университетаVestnik of Samara State University of Economics1993-0453Самарский государственный экономический университет10.46554/1993-0453-2023-9-227-9-23sseu-206Research ArticleМИРОВАЯ ЭКОНОМИКАWORLD ECONOMYВнутренняя и иностранная добавленная стоимость при экспорте в эпоху глобальных цепочек стоимости: данные из РоссииDomestic and foreign value added in exports in the era of global value chains: data from RussiaШатуновМ. В.ShatunovM. V.

Михаил Вячеславович Шатунов, аспирант кафедры мировой экономикиСанкт-Петербург, Россия

Mikhail V. Shatunov – postgraduate student of the Department of World Economics

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В исследовании анализируются данные о торговле добавленной стоимостью, представляемые ICIO OECD и ADB MRIO, рассматривается набор показателей добавленной стоимости, чтобы определить динамику внутреннего и внешнего компонентов экспорта и проиллюстрировать прямые и обратные связи России в глобальных цепочках стоимости. Отмечено, что в условиях экономических шоков знание географического происхождения добавленной стоимости в экспорте способствует более быстрому принятию политических решений и скорейшему восстановлению или замене пострадавших звеньев глобальных цепочек стоимости. В статье также ставится вопрос о том, какова доля иностранной и внутренней добавленной стоимости в российском экспорте и как встроены отдельные секторы экономики России в глобальные цепочки стоимости.

The study presents an analysis of data on value-added trade provided by ICIO OECD and ADB MRIO, investigates a set of value-added indicators to determine the dynamics of internal and external components of exports and to illustrate direct and inverse links of Russia in global value chains. It is noted that in conditions of economic shocks, knowledge of the geographical origin of value added in exports contributes to faster political decision-making and the earliest restoration or replacement of affected links in the global value chains. The article also considers issues of the share of foreign and domestic value added in Russian exports and how certain sectors of the Russian economy are integrated into the global value chains.

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