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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2662-2483 xamines how and why the Chinese government succeeded in leveraging China‘s international competitive advantages to modernize the country‘s automotive industry.978-1-349-30610-7978-0-230-24854-0Series ISSN 2662-2483 Series E-ISSN 2662-2491

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Peter Balaz PhD,Jan Kriz MD, PhDin a range of industries, from electronics to footwear and apparel; however, its continued rise is tied to strategic industries such as automobiles, steel, petrochemicals, telecommunications, and energy. The auto industry has grown rapidly in China over the past three decades, undergoing a thorough industrial transformation.

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Introductionin a range of industries, from electronics to footwear and apparel; however, its continued rise is tied to strategic industries such as automobiles, steel, petrochemicals, telecommunications, and energy. The auto industry has grown rapidly in China over the past three decades, undergoing a thorough industrial transformation.

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Activity-Sensing Rate-Adaptive Pacingo produce complete cars, including the higher value-added components. The Chinese Party-state oversaw the transformation of the Chinese auto industry into one that has modern large-scale assembly and supply capacity, current car models, and most recently, a new generation of homegrown Chinese models.

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The Automotive Industrial Policyuld continue to pursue national self-reliance as a longer-term goal. While central leaders, local leaders, and leading auto executives no longer clung to an autarkic version of self-sufficiency, they did not abandon the idea of building a strong national auto industry, which included homegrown brands (.) and indigenous models.

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Conclusiono produce complete cars, including the higher value-added components. The Chinese Party-state oversaw the transformation of the Chinese auto industry into one that has modern large-scale assembly and supply capacity, current car models, and most recently, a new generation of homegrown Chinese models.

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A. F. Rickards,W. Boute,M. J. S. BegemannThis chapter examines how Leninist arrangements in the Chinese Party-state affected the formulation and implementation of the 1994 Automotive Industrial Policy (hereafter the ’94 AIP) — especially the foreign investment utilization measures. As Zysman has written:

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