Obchod s přidanou hodnotou mezi Ruskem a Čínou

This thesis is devoted to the mutual trade in value added between the Russian Federation and the People's Republic of China. The aim is to evaluate mutual trade between countries in terms of value added compared to trade in the classical concept, as well as to find out how globalization trends and current world events affect trade relations between the two partners and their position in global value chains. Most of the data on mutual trade is taken from the TiVA database. The first chapter represents a theoretical basis covering the trends of the so-called new globalization and explaining the difference in the methods of value accounting in trading in the classical concept and in trading with value added. The second chapter introduces the reader to the national context of two separate countries, with an emphasis on their adaptation to global changes and their position in global value chains. The last third chapter is devoted to mutual trade between Russia and China. In addition to the evaluation of trade relations in the two mentioned concepts of trade, the mutual contribution of countries to the export of their partner's value added to the following link of GVCs is of particular importance. An important finding is the higher importance of Chinese exports for the movement of Russian value added to the chains compared to the importance of Russian exports for Chinese value added. One of the conclusions is also the stability of the share of Russian value added in exports to China, while the share of Chinese value added in exports to Russia has increased by 9,27 percentage points over 11 years.