Trying to find good estimates on how large proportion of the world trade takes place in value chains. Any ideas? Many studies seem to use this input-output database, but I've had difficulties trying to find out how reliable the input-output data is. http://www.wiod.org/home
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So.. this 2017 World Bank paper, a follow up I think from the one
@Stoorrrt linked, seems to suggest that around 60% of US international trade is intra-firm - see fig. 4. If I read this right, perhaps the 60% figure was right all along? http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/659891499793795498/pdf/WPS8144.pdf …
No. figure 4 is saying something else! That's % of each channel contributed by the top partners. Look at fig 3 - intrafirm is about 30% of exports, 50% of imports c.40% overall
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