Firm-level impacts of natural disasters on production networks : evidence from a flood in Thailand

In this paper, we explore the firm-level impacts of flooding in Thailand in 2011, specifically those on the procurement patterns at Japanese affiliates in Thailand. Our findings are as follow. First, the damaged small firms are more likely to lower their local procurement share, particularly the share of procurement from other Japanese-owned firms in Thailand. Second, damaged young firms and damaged old firms are more likely to raise the shares of imports from Japan and China, respectively. Third, there are no impacts on imports from ASEAN and other countries. These findings are useful for uncovering how multinational firms adjust their production networks before and after natural disasters.

Preparing for emergencies and disasters /

"Nov.-Dec. 1980."

The state and territorial guide to substance abuse prevention in declared disasters.

"Printed 1997"--T.p. verso.

Federal assistance and services for individuals and families during natural disasters.

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Shipwrecks and disasters at sea : or Historical narratives of the most noted calamities and providential deliverances which have resulted from maritime enterprise : with a sketch of various expedients for preserving the lives of mariners...

Contiene: T. III (515 p.)

Manual for child health workers in major disasters /

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