Author Greg Linden, The Conversation

Greg Linden, The Conversation

Greg Linden is a Research Associate at the Institute for Business Innovation, a research unit at Berkeley’s Haas School of Business, working with Professor David Teece. His current work concerns the analysis of global value chain dynamics, with a particular emphasis on the ability of firms to shape industry outcomes. While a researcher at CWTS, Greg and Professor Clair Brown conducted a multi-year study of the globalization of semiconductor design and fabrication, with support from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation and Doshisha University. Early results were published through the Brookings Institution and the National Academy of Engineering. Their book, Chips and Change: How Crisis Reshapes the Semiconductor Industry, was published by MIT Press in September 2009, with an updated paperback edition released in August 2011. (See also: chipsandchange.com)

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Author Greg Linden, The Conversation

Greg Linden, The Conversation

We Estimate China Only Makes $8.46 From an iPhone – and That’s Why Trump’s Trade War is Futile