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9789812103840

China: An Economics Research Study Series Trading With The Dragon

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  • ISBN13:

    9789812103840

  • ISBN10:

    9812103848

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2005-06-30
  • Publisher: Marshall Cavendish Intl

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This volume contains eight papers that examine how trade and commerce are carried out in China. Chapter 1 studies the role of Taiwanese investment in Mainland China and how the impacts are felt in the various emerging markets. Chapter 2 provides an in-depth look at the effectiveness of China's trade policies. Chapter 3 details the industrial impacts of China's entry into the World Trade Organisation while chapter 4 postulates if China's role in causing global deflation is valid. Chapter 5 highlights the different sectors in China where foreign direct investment is predominant and how it relates to her strategic industrial growth. Chapter 6 compares and contrasts the economic growth between China and Southeast Asia in the globalised world. Chapter 7 lists the direction and approach of how East Asian countries -- Japan, China, South Korea -- co-operates in trade with ASEAN. Finally, Chapter 8 presents a case study of China's detergent industry to illustrate the myriad behavioural changes in that competitive and liberalised market. TARGET AUDIENCE: University lecturers, researchers, academics, practitioners, entrepreneurs, and those interested in current academic research on economics and politics in China.

Table of Contents

List of Tables
vii
The Impact of Investing in Emerging Markets on Firm Performance: An Exploratory Study of Taiwanese Multinational Enterprises in the Chinese Mainland
1(18)
C. Janie Chang
Hui-mei Tsai
Jasmine Yur-Austin
Are China's Trade Policies Effective?
19(17)
Fung Hung-gay
Hsu Yu-sheng
Pei Changhong
Shen Jinjian
Comprehensive Impacts of China's WTO Entry on Its Industrial Sector
36(10)
Guo Kesha
Is China the Root Cause of Global Deflation?
46(10)
Hu Angang
Geographical Distribution of Foreign Investment in China: Industrial Clusters and Their Significance
56(17)
Jiang Xiaojuan
Impact of Globalization on Economic Disparity: Comparisons between Southeast Asia and China
73(19)
Zhang Yunling
Shao Zhiqing
Sun Xuegong
East Asian Cooperation: The Approach and Direction
92(12)
Zhang Yunling
Changes in Competitive Behavior of Foreign-invested Enterprises: A Case Study of the Chinese Detergent Industry
104(9)
Jiang Xiaojuan
Index 113

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