全球价值链的拓扑复杂性与演化机制（英文版）

In this book, the authors present a new framework for studying the global value chain accounting system using complex network theory and statistical physics. The resulting Global Industrial Value Chain Network is used to study the flow state of intermediate goods among different countries and industrial sectors. The authors argue that by observing the evolution of this network, we can develop an optimal way to allocate global industrial resources and improve China's international competitiveness.The book is divided into five main parts. In the first part, the authors lay out the fundamental issues that underlie their research approach. They discuss the concept of econophysics and explain the purpose of the book.In the second part, the authors explore the topological structure of the Global Industrial Value Chain Network. They focus on recognizing the trade roles of industrial sectors and probing the industrial linkage effectively.The third part examines the Markov process of the Global Industrial Value Chain Network, focusing on measuring the global impact of industrial sectors and the impact of final demands on the global production system.In the fourth part, the authors explore competition and cooperation in the Global Industrial Value Chain Network. They quantify the competitive advantage and weakness of economies, as well as embody the inter-industry competition and collaboration.Finally, in the fifth part, the authors examine the evolutionary mechanism of the Global Industrial Value Chain Network. They analyze the worldwide industrial transfer pattern and provide insights into how China can improve its international competitiveness.Overall, this book provides a comprehensive and valuable approach to studying the global value chain accounting system. It offers new insights into the flow of intermediate goods among different countries and industrial sectors, and provides practical suggestions for global resource allocation and improving China's international competitiveness. Highly recommended for scholars, teachers, and graduate students associated with the field of econophysics.