Titlebook: China’s Automotive Modernization; The Party-State and Gregory T. Chin Book 2010 Gregory T. Chin 2010 Automotive Industry.bibliography.Chin

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debacle

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Weak Foreign Automakers, State Coordination Failure70s and 1980s, focusing on the state’s efforts to mediate between the domestic enterprises and foreign MNCs in the initial period of reform and opening. It describes the domestic considerations behind the decision to seek “outside” resources and expertise for auto modernization. Primary attention is

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The Automotive Industrial Policyt into a pillar industry (.), an engine of growth and modernization for the entire economy. The ’94 AIP also revealed that the Chinese government would rely strongly on foreign investment. However, its call for the formation of an “independent” (.) auto industry indicated that Chinese authorities wo

Lasting

headway

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謙卑

Conclusionage foreign multinationals to support national industrial modernization objectives in the automotive sector. The Chinese state effectively forced the world’s leading automakers to transfer massive amounts of investment capital and advanced technologies to subsidiaries in China and the capabilities t

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