A Global Production Network (GPN) refers to the interconnected and geographically dispersed systems of production and distribution used by companies to deliver goods and services on a global scale. GPNs involve the coordination and collaboration of multiple actors, including suppliers, manufacturers, distributors, and retailers, often across different countries and regions. These networks are characterized by various elements: 1. **Global Sourcing**: Companies source raw materials, components, and labor from different parts of the world to minimize costs and maximize efficiency.
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