China's Export Miracle: Origins, Results and Prospects (Studies on the Chinese Economy) by Thomas Chan - 9780312221362 - Compare Discount Book Prices & Save up to 90%

China's Export Miracle is an analysis of China's transformation from a minor player to the world's 10th largest trader in less than two decades. It locates the transformation in the synergy created by new forces unleashed in China and their interaction with entrepreneurs in Hong Kong, Taiwan and Southeast Asia, who invested capital, transferred production facilities and provided the marketing channels by which Chinese goods reached world markets. The book also examines the dynamics behind Japan's increasing role in China's foreign trade in the late 1990s and the growing trade friction between China and the United States.

		China's Export Miracle: Origins, Results and Prospects (Studies on the Chinese Economy) by Thomas Chan, Noel Tracy, Zhu Wenhui ISBN-10: 9780312221362 ISBN-10: 0-312-22136-3 ISBN-13: 9780312221362 ISBN-13: 978-0-312-22136-2 Hardcover 1999-09-11 Palgrave Macmillan Find Lowest Price
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Product Description China's Export Miracle is an analysis of China's transformation from a minor player to the world's 10th largest trader in less than two decades. It locates the transformation in the synergy created by new forces unleashed in China and their interaction with entrepreneurs in Hong Kong, Taiwan and Southeast Asia, who invested capital, transferred production facilities and provided the marketing channels by which Chinese goods reached world markets. The book also examines the dynamics behind Japan's increasing role in China's foreign trade in the late 1990s and the growing trade friction between China and the United States.
Book Description China's Export Miracle is an analysis of China's transformation from a minor player to the world's 10th largest trader in less than two decades. It locates the transformation in the synergy created by new forces unleashed in China and their interaction with entrepreneurs in Hong Kong, Taiwan and Southeast Asia, who invested capital, transferred production facilities and provided the marketing channels by which Chinese goods reached world markets. The book also examines the dynamics behind Japan's increasing role in China's foreign trade in the late 1990s and the growing trade friction between China and the United States.