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Decoding The Rise Of Made-in-china: Why The Continuity Of Catch-up Ladder Ultimately Matters (Hardcover) Loot Price: R2,645
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Decoding The Rise Of Made-in-china: Why The Continuity Of Catch-up Ladder Ultimately Matters (Hardcover): Bin Guo

Decoding The Rise Of Made-in-china: Why The Continuity Of Catch-up Ladder Ultimately Matters (Hardcover)

Bin Guo

Series: Series On Innovation And Operations Management For Chinese Enterprises, 8

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This book provides a novel theoretical framework to explain the real source of competitive advantage of Chinese manufacturing. More importantly, such a framework can be generalized to analyze the potential of catch-up for large emerging economies in the globalization era. The book also provides insights for policy makers to rethink their design of policies.The rise of Made-in-China products has been widely attributed to low labour cost advantage and imitation advantage. However, as these two advantages are nearly innate to all late-developing countries, they cannot be regarded as the key factors that drive the rapid growth of China's manufacturing industry, or China's economy, over the past few decades. In this book, the author proposed a theory — 'the catch-up ladders theory', to explain the rise of China's manufacturing industry. The manufacturing advancement of any country is in essence a process of catching-up in both market and technology, during which enterprises will form a ladder-like holistic structure due to their differences in capabilities, technology and market positioning. In light of this, the continuity of the catch-up ladder will greatly determine the catch-up efficiency of an industry and even a country at large. Such a perspective is more applicable to large emerging economies, especially those with over one hundred million population and thus huge potential domestic market demand.

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Imprint: World Scientific Publishing Co Pte Ltd
Country of origin: Singapore
Series: Series On Innovation And Operations Management For Chinese Enterprises, 8
Release date: April 2023
Authors: Bin Guo
Format: Hardcover
Pages: 272
ISBN-13: 978-981-12-6521-1
Categories: Books > Business & Economics > Business & management > Business competition
LSN: 981-12-6521-6
Barcode: 9789811265211

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