Current Issue : October - December Volume : 2017 Issue Number : 4 Articles : 5 Articles
This paper argues China through the establishment of special economic zones\nat the beginning of reform and opening up, as well as the formulation of ââ?¬Å?super\nnational treatmentââ?¬Â and other preferential policies to attract foreign investment.\nTo now have a large number of foreign manufacturing enterprisesââ?¬â?¢\nwithdraw behind Chinaââ?¬â?¢s contrast, is a reflection of Chinaââ?¬â?¢s economy growing\nstronger, and is the inevitable result compatible with the ââ?¬Å?made in China\n2025ââ?¬Â. This paper hopes to help some enterprises to correctly understand the\nphenomenon of foreign investment. This paper reviews the different historical\nperiods under the different performances of Chinaââ?¬â?¢s policy on foreign investment\nto explore ââ?¬Å?made in China 2025ââ?¬Â by the historic significance, but also\nshows good hope for the development of Chinese manufacturing industry....
This article has the purpose to give a perspective related with actions about\nclimate change, fishing, fisheries regional organizations and the States regarding\ntrading sector, considering that fishing is a vulnerable but important\nsector for food security. However, it is important to analyze the applications\nof external politics in internal national politics about restructuring fishing, safeguard\nand respect the resource natural. According to the theme, this study\nhas been suitable to analyze it from the theories of the interdependence complex\n(Keohane and Nye, 1977 [1]), and vulnerability and sensitivity theories\n(Katzenstein, 1976 [2], Dhal, 1957 [3], Tucker, 1977 [4] and Holsti, 2006 [5])\nin the application of external policies, and make the most vulnerable States as\nwell as the sensitivity in their sectors. In order to verify the implementation of\nall policies also to prove the climate change governance, it has been determined\nto analyze the case of Mexico (2006-2013) who is facing this phenomenon.\nThe results show that while Mexico has implemented programs and\nprojects, the achievements will be given in a long term, due to the lack of infrastructure,\ntechnology, innovation and technical capacity. The strategies of\nMexico government go through links with the Regional Fisheries Organization\nin order to achieve the best strategies for maintaining fishery productivity\nand trade sector....
By estimating trade balance equation, export equation and import equation,\nthis paper shows empirically that China�s trade surplus is not sensitive to the\nfluctuations in the real effective exchange rate, but the price elasticity has become\nlarge and significant in the period from 2005 onwards after the new exchange\nrate regime was instituted on 21 July, 2005. In the latter case, I found\ndivergent results on ordinary trade and processing trade, i.e . the appreciation\nin Renminbi has found to reduce ordinary trade balance and increase\nprocessing trade balance. In addition, I found the appreciation has larger impact\non processing trade (both the processing exports and the processing imports)\nthan it has on ordinary trade....
This study focused on strategic planning systems as predictors of performance\nin a developing country context. These concepts have not been adequately investigated\nin extant strategy literature. We contended that strategic planning\nsystems should be emphasized as a configuration and not by its domains. The\ninfluence of resources, management participation and planning techniques on\nperformance showed positive and significant results. In support of our conceptualization,\nthe results were that strategic planning systems as an aggregate\nfactor has a stronger influence on performance than its domains. We conclude\nthat the configuration of planning systems with its theoretical underpinning\nin the dynamic capabilities and resource based view, explains performance\nvariations among firms....
Based on the data of the listed companies of Shanghai Stock Exchange and\nShenzhen Stock Exchange from 2012 to 2015, we studied the impact of qualified\nforeign institutional investors (QFII) on the tunneling of listed companies�\nmajor shareholders. The results show that QFII can effectively control\nthe behavior of tunneling of the substantial shareholder of listed companies,\nand the inhibitory effects are different in the different ownership companies.\nQFII can inhibit the behavior of tunneling of the substantial shareholder of\nstate-owned enterprises and private enterprises, and the inhibition effect is\nbetter in private enterprises. However, there is no inhibition effect on the behavior\nof tunneling of the substantial shareholder of foreign-funded enterprises....
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