Theory of Corporate Competitiveness

Author: Hu Dali
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Publish Date: 2001-12-01
Features: This book employs the following research methods:
Combination of empirical analysis and theoretical analysis. Based on the analysis of the experiences of numerous successful and failed enterprises both domestically and internationally, this book explores why the issue of corporate competitiveness needs to be studied, which is first addressed from the perspective of empirical analysis. At the same time, grounded in empirical analysis, it provides comprehensive theoretical reviews to answer the proposed questions, offering fundamental theories and approaches for cultivating and enhancing corporate competitiveness.
Comparative analysis. Comparative analysis involves comparing two or more similar or related things according to the same principles to identify their commonalities and differences, and inferring the properties and characteristics of unknown entities based on these comparisons. In this book, when analyzing the determinants of corporate competitiveness, it compares strong and weak competitors to identify the key factors. Similarly, when seeking ways to improve the competitiveness of Chinese enterprises, this method is also adopted. By comparing advanced practices of some highly competitive enterprises both domestically and internationally, effective pathways to enhance the competitiveness of Chinese enterprises are identified.
Normative analysis.
Combination of systematic and focused research. This book represents the author's preliminary exploration of corporate competitiveness. It attempts to provide thorough theoretical explanations and utilizes extensive data for empirical, thereby proposing some forward-looking and guiding perspectives and methods.