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Introduction to Nanotechnology,est companies (by sales), the majority of which are state owned and concentrated in commodities, energy, and finance. Three structural factors account for the rise of Chinese companies: investment-led economic growth model, globalization and China’s WTO accession, and government policies favoring th

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Engineering Interfaces at the Nanoscale,ntroduces a definition of great companies from a corporate finance perspective: great companies are those delivering high return on invested capital (ROIC) for a long enough time. This chapter uses IBM’s transformation from a manufacturer to a service provider in the 1990s to demonstrate the relevan

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Andrea Rizzi,Birgit Lang,Anthony Pymdriven by the political tournament based on economic performance and weak institutions. Credit-fueled investment is more associated with firm size, but not ROIC. The Chinese government has been practicing a financial repression policy and oftentimes resorts to administrative measures to interfere wi

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Andrea Rizzi,Birgit Lang,Anthony Pymprises at least three building blocks: reconfiguration the role of government, enhancing the efficiency of financial intermediation, and seeding a culture of innovation and entrepreneurship. Governments at all levels should transform their roles from rule-setter, umpire, and player to public service

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