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With a strategic and geopolitical view on China's financial system,
this book explores a number of roles that it plays in the world's
second largest economy. The first key mission has been the
financing of the domestic economy. The second one has been the
financing of infrastructures (transportation, energy, and
telecommunication) to offer companies a conducive environment to
develop manufacturing facilities. Thirdly, it supports Chinese
foreign investment. The final and most recent role is the active
use of technology in finance and investment to collect big data.The
book supports three theses. The first thesis argues that finance
and investment are not only the product of market forces but also
other dimensions like regulations, geopolitics, technology and
internal governance. Another thesis is that the State Council is
metaphorically the conductor, and financial and economic actors are
the performers who must imperatively follow the conductor. Last but
not least, the third thesis is that the sino-centric perspective
adopted by the Chinese authorities impedes foreign entry. Contrary
to industries opened to foreign companies, the Chinese government
left ajar the door to banking industry — characterizing foreign
banks as marginal actors in the system.
This book explores technology creation in China, offering a
holistic picture of the national system of innovation. By analyzing
companies of various sizes and sectors and taking a deep dive into
the role of the Chinese government, the author reveals how China
has become the market leader in innovative technologies. The author
investigates where innovation is being produced at a regional
level, the contribution of Chinese start-ups and large companies,
the value of registered patents in China, and what this all means
to Western countries. An insightful resource to students and
scholars interested in Chinese business and economy, this book
illustrates the various elements that are required for countries to
develop innovative outputs, and shows that China has developed all
of these components.
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