Management of Foreign-invested Enterprises in China

Author: Du Xianzhong
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: The entry of foreign-invested enterprises and the accession to the World Trade Organization (WTO) are issues of great concern to all sectors of society, including the business community, government, academia, and the educational field. This book links these two hot topics together and conducts a systematic and in-depth study from a macro perspective on strengthening the management of foreign-invested enterprises after joining the WTO and opening up a new stage for them. First, it analyzes the development history and experience of foreign-invested enterprises in China and, based on this, studies the characteristics, development strategies, and forecasts for the new stage of foreign-invested enterprises after joining the WTO. Second, it examines a major theoretical foundation issue for the development of foreign-invested enterprises—the issue of management mechanisms—and, based on this, studies a major practical foundation issue—the issue of economic benefits. Third, building on the aforementioned research, it explores specialized functional management issues of foreign-invested enterprises, such as organizational forms, industrial and commercial administration, taxation, finance, labor relations, and more, and also studies several representative management issues of foreign-invested service enterprises. Finally, it investigates special foreign-invested enterprises, specifically those operating under the "Build-Operate-Transfer" (BOT) model.