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• Ngo Van Long
• Raymond G. Riezman
• Antoine Soubeyran

On montre que la croissance du secteur des services facilite la fragmentation de la production. Les services relient les blocs de production et permettent la dispersion de la production intégrée. Un pays possédant un grand nombre de services spécialisés a tendance à exporter les pièces dont la production utilise intensément les services. Avec la libéralisation de l'échange des services, les pays possédant un secteur de services avancé tendent à impartir la fabrication des pièces. Par conséquent, la libéralisation du commerce augmente la fragmentation. Par contre, si les coûts de transport sont élevés pour les services les plus complexes, le libre échange des services spécialisés peut réduire la fragmentation.

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Keywords: Fragmentation; outsourcing; service sector; Fragmentation; impartition; secteur des services;

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