The Role of Production Cooperation in Enhancing The Competitiveness of National Products
Keywords:
production cooperation, competitiveness, industrial policy, global value chains, innovation, economic developmentAbstract
This paper examines the role of production cooperation in enhancing the competitiveness of national products in the global economy. Drawing on empirical evidence from international organizations such as the World Bank, OECD, and UNIDO, the study analyzes how cooperative production systems contribute to productivity growth, innovation, and export expansion. The research follows the IMRAD structure and provides policy recommendations particularly relevant for developing economies. The findings indicate that production cooperation significantly improves efficiency, strengthens global value chain integration, and enhances technological capabilities. This paper examines the role of production cooperation in enhancing the competitiveness of national products in the global economy.
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