PHAM, Hanh and PETERSEN, Bent (2021). The Bargaining Power, Value Capture, and Export Performance Of Vietnamese Manufacturers In Global Value Chains. International Business Review, 30 (6). [Article]
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Abstract
This study examines the payoff of various initiatives taken by Vietnamese manufacturers to
increase their bargaining power relative to global buyers and capture a larger share of the
value generated in global value chains. The study focuses on functional upgrade initiatives
(i.e., product development, after-sales services, distribution, and promotion) and
negotiation process initiatives (i.e., market intelligence and improvement of negotiation
skills). A structural equation modelling method is used to analyse the data collected in 2017
from 354 Vietnamese manufacturers inserted in global value chains. The study finds that all
initiatives, except after-sales services, significantly strengthen the manufacturers'
bargaining power, which, in turn, enhances their export performance.
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