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This book is devoted to quantify the role of the world's major
economies in the international division from the perspective of
global value chains and clarify the value cycle system between
China and developed and developing economies. This book establishes
a theoretical paradigm that conforms to the current world economic
structure. That is, the world economic structure gradually shifts
from a single-cycle model centered on developed countries to a more
complex dual-circulation model. Furthermore, based on the analysis
of the current world economic situation, it also analyzes the
interaction between trade and investment and the synergistic effect
of the Corridors under the Belt and Road Initiative. The first part
of the book brings a better understanding of mutual relationships
between trade and investment under the Belt and Road Initiative and
broadens the research fields of relevant studies. Additionally,
comprehensive and specific country research is particularly
conducted in this book. By analyzing the economic indicators,
reviewing social history and social-economic development, covering
various countries along the Belt and Road, it provides deep
exploration of the fields and approaches of the most potential
cooperation under the purpose of "Peace, Development, Cooperation
and Win-Win." Therefore, this part draws a broad map of economic
and cultures in order to provide a reference and assistance for
promoting the Belt and Road Initiative. Fulfilling this vision,
this book hopes to deepen the understanding of economic development
of each relevant economy to encourage the participation of
economies in regional connectivity.
The book aims to analyse and evaluate the strategic positioning of
China's participation in terms of firm-level performance in the
generation of infrastructure capacity in African countries. Africa
counts among its development challenges a major bottleneck of
infrastructure capacity and shortage of investable capital. China's
long period of high growth generates the strengths to secure
availability of energy from Africa by enhancing infrastructure
provision for the region. To achieve this complementary macro-level
development, beyond the traditional dimension of infrastructure
provision (ODA), Chinese IMNEs become the vital players on the
intersection of these processes. Thus this research makes practical
and analytical contributions to international business studies and
development issues by making concrete the analysis of bilateral
development processes from a macro context to a micro level
framework (e.g. focusing on ICT and construction sectors), then
fitting this into the real world story. Infrastructure itself is a
key element for potential investment and development processes.
Therefore, how IMNEs achieve not only exist simply in a way of a
commercial-oriented investment, but also in their implications for
development and political related issues.
The book aims to analyse and evaluate the strategic positioning of
China's participation in terms of firm-level performance in the
generation of infrastructure capacity in African countries. Africa
counts among its development challenges a major bottleneck of
infrastructure capacity and shortage of investable capital. China's
long period of high growth generates the strengths to secure
availability of energy from Africa by enhancing infrastructure
provision for the region. To achieve this complementary macro-level
development, beyond the traditional dimension of infrastructure
provision (ODA), Chinese IMNEs become the vital players on the
intersection of these processes. Thus this research makes practical
and analytical contributions to international business studies and
development issues by making concrete the analysis of bilateral
development processes from a macro context to a micro level
framework (e.g. focusing on ICT and construction sectors), then
fitting this into the real world story. Infrastructure itself is a
key element for potential investment and development processes.
Therefore, how IMNEs achieve not only exist simply in a way of a
commercial-oriented investment, but also in their implications for
development and political related issues.
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