Vietnam's Participation In The Global Value Chain Of The Electronics Industry In The Context Of Digital Transformation
Volume 7 - Issue 4, April 2024 Edition
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Author(s)
MSc. Chu Tien Minh
Keywords
Global value chain, electronics industry, Vietnam, digital transformation context
Abstract
After the Covid-19 pandemic, the world recorded a change in the wave of shifting production of Chinese enterprises to Vietnam. As a member of ASEAN as well as an attractive destination for FDI capital flows, Vietnam has many opportunities to become one of the factories of both the region and the world, including industry. electronic. The study uses quantitative research methods through Eviews software to identify factors affecting Vietnam's participation in global value chains (GVCs) in the context of digital transformation. The results of the research model are the basis from which to propose solutions to improve Vietnam's position in the international production network in the coming period.
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