Titlebook: Business, Government and Economic Institutions in China; Xiaoke Zhang,Tianbiao Zhu Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(

極大的痛苦

Understanding Business–Government Relations in China: Changes, Causes and Consequenceso by drawing on, but not confining itself to, empirical evidence presented in individual contributions to the book. It concludes by discussing the implications of the major findings of the book for future research on business, government and institutional change in China, other transitional economies and beyond.

corpuscle

懶惰人民

The Changing Business–State Relations in China: The View from Socialist Corporatismructure is emphasized in order to explain how China’s market regulation is shifting to a more inclusive one. The case of the recent anti-monopoly probing against the telecom giants is examined to support these arguments. The study concludes with a brief reflection on the nature of regulation in the Chinese political economy.

公式

State Structures, Business–State Relations, and Multinational Corporate Behaviours: A Case Study of ic and political agencies in which the Chinese state-owned oil companies are embedded and by which they are regulated as well as by the organisational configuration of business actors in which they compete and cooperate.

Formidable

D. G?ritz,F. H. Müller,W. Sietz bargaining power, which results in the collusive nature of local state–business relationships. By analyzing the effects of taxation politics, this chapter contributes to the literature on state business and on taxation politics in China, as well as contributes to the theory of general state–business relationships.

期滿

Trapped into Collusion: The Under-Institutionalized Taxation System and Local Business–State Relatio bargaining power, which results in the collusive nature of local state–business relationships. By analyzing the effects of taxation politics, this chapter contributes to the literature on state business and on taxation politics in China, as well as contributes to the theory of general state–business relationships.

管理員

合適

假

Conclusions and Reflections variations in business–government relations in China? And how have such relations shaped the development and transformation of economic institutions in China? It concludes by discussing possible developments of and challenges to be faced by China’s business–government relations in the future.

Meager

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-64486-8International Political Economy; China; Business–State relations; Chinese political economy; Chinese bus