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The debate on global value chains (GVC) has gained momentum in recent decades, specially with respect to the possibilities of the countries whose firms enter the orbit of those structures. Issues such as international division of labour, industrial upgrading and innovative dynamism punctuate the debate, which in essence evokes the more general question of development. Inspired by this discussion, this article consider, in a exploratory way, the insertion of Argentine industrial firms in GVC, using microdata from the Encuesta Nacional de Dinámica de Empleo e Innovación (ENDEI), held at the ministerial level in the neighbouring country. The text initially discusses the relations involving GVC, productive stages of the participating countries and the problem of innovation, and later takes a look at the Argentine manufacturing sector as allowed by the data base, placing emphasis on issues highlighted in the literature.

Participação de firmas argentinas em cadeias globais de valor: abordagem exploratória baseada em microdados