Reti di imprese nell’industria orafa italiana: il caso del distretto campano

Titolo Rivista STUDI ECONOMICI
Autori/Curatori Carlo Capuano, Alessandro De Iudicibus, Sara Moccia, Luca Pennacchio
Anno di pubblicazione 2017 Fascicolo 2016/118-119-120
Lingua Italiano Numero pagine 20 P. 251-270 Dimensione file 237 KB
DOI 10.3280/STE2016-118015
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The jewelry industry has a long tradition and a relevant role in the Italian economy. The sector is organised according to the productive arrangement of the industrial district. As for the jewelry district in Campania, the present work pursues the twofold objective of identifying the factors inducing enterprises’affiliation to the Tarì, the principal consortium of the district, and the consequent benefits. The empirical analysis documents that enterprises affiliated to the Tarì are larger and their costs have a greater incidence on the total level of production compared to the other enterprises. The principal benefit of participation is the reduction of the production costs, particularly of the costs for the services. However, there are no benefits in terms of revenue growth. Some implications for regional policy makers are discussed in the conclusions.

Parole chiave:Jewelry, industrial districts, clusters of firms, regional economy

Jel codes:L14, L23, L25, L52, O20

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Carlo Capuano, Alessandro De Iudicibus, Sara Moccia, Luca Pennacchio, Reti di imprese nell’industria orafa italiana: il caso del distretto campano in "STUDI ECONOMICI " 118-119-120/2016, pp 251-270, DOI: 10.3280/STE2016-118015