class: center, middle, inverse, title-slide # 1. Competitiveness: Overview of Industries and Classifications ### Thierry Warin, PhD, HEC Montreal, Harvard University & Cirano --- ## Objectives of session 1 - Introduction to the analysis of the industry in an international context and a complex and global environment - Industrial analysis: its history, its context - Why focus on industrial analysis? - Development of industry (Porter's five forces) - Overview of different types of industries - Competitive Advantages of Nations --- ## Why focus on industrial analysis? - New reality of globalization - The economy and the issue of political borders - Industries - The Mega Cities - Industrial clusters - Global value chains --- ## Why privilege a data science analysis? [http://blog.businessdecision.com/bigdata/2016/08/data-science-prete-rencontrer-business/](http://blog.businessdecision.com/bigdata/2016/08/data-science-prete-rencontrer-business/) [http://blog.businessdecision.com/bigdata/2016/08/data-science-prete-rencontrer-business/?utm_campaign=shareaholic&utm_medium=email_this&utm_source=email](http://blog.businessdecision.com/bigdata/2016/08/data-science-prete-rencontrer-business/?utm_campaign=shareaholic&utm_medium=email_this&utm_source=email) --- ## New reality of globalization [![Image](session1_resources/marinetraffic.png)](http://www.marinetraffic.com/en/) --- ## New reality of globalization ### Exports of goods and services (2010 constant US$)
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--- ## New reality of globalization [![Image](session1_resources/hans_rosling.png)](http://www.gapminder.org/videos/200-years-that-changed-the-world-bbc/) --- ## Globalization (KOF) **It is a process that ...** - Reduces the importance of national barriers - Integrates national economies, cultures, technologies and governance - Produces complex relationships of mutual interdependencies --- ## Major developments in transportation **Introduction of containers in the 1950s:** - Inter-modular transport: multimodal platforms - Increased security of transport - Reduced costs and time **In the late 1990s** - 90% of world trade is in containers --- ## Major developments in governance - Bilateral and multilateral agreements have reduced tariff and non-tariff barriers to international trade --- ## Major developments in governance ### Tariff rate, applied, simple mean, all products (%)
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--- ## Dimensions of globalization ![Image](session1_resources/image16.png) --- ## Theory of Comparative Advantages Definition: Heckscher-Ohlin-Samuelson > One country specializes in the export of the product which uses intensively the relatively abundant production factor --- ## Theory of Comparative Advantages - Adam Smith (1776): zero-sum game - David Ricardo (1817): mobility of products, not factors - Heckscher-Ohlin (20th century): relative advantages due to diff(f(K,L)) - Leamer (20th century): partial specialization, mobility of K, L and f(K,L) --- ## Ghemawat's CAGE model (2001) [![Image](session1_resources/ghemawat.png)](http://www.ghemawat.com) --- ## Ghemawat's CAGE model (2001) ![Image](session1_resources/ghemawat1.png) --- ## Ghemawat's CAGE model (2001) ![Image](session1_resources/image1.png) --- ## Competitive... advantages L, K, K^nowledge^: 3 examples of comparative advantages --- ## Knowledge pipelines: industrial clusters, global value chains - [Industrial cluster on www.mondo.international](http://mondointl.cirano.qc.ca/international-cluster-portal/) --- ## Porter (1985): Definition of a value chain ![Image](session1_resources/value_porter.png) --- ## Share of total trade through value chains ### Trade (% of GDP)
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--- ## Conclusion - Developed countries are more **globalized** than developing countries - China and a handful of East Asian countries have **quickly become part of the global economy** by becoming the manufacturing center of the world. --- ## Conclusion New comparative advantages: - industrial clusters - eco-systems - global value chains --- ## Conclusion - The question of Competitive Advantage rather than the Comparative Advantage of Nations - Michael Porter and his Institute on Strategy and Competitiveness at Harvard Business School