Small and medium-sized enterprises face economic globalization

Author: Luo Hongbo
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: The analysis and evaluation in this book reflect a profound belief: in the face of the various problems arising from global competition, it is no longer possible to imagine adopting some form of closed protection measures at a certain moment. If such thoughts persist, they are highly detrimental. It is with this open mindset that we focus on China. As always, we hope that the areas of cooperation with this great nation will continue to expand and yield fruitful results. The discussion in this book about the scale of enterprises from different perspectives will also interest Chinese friends. Indeed, understanding the essence of Italy's small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) problems and their solutions can further broaden China's perspective in economic learning. As a large economy in transition, China faces a variety of complex challenges. China recently joined the World Trade Organization (WTO) and has become a respected member of the organization. China's economic reforms will increasingly emphasize decentralizing economic decision-making according to its own national conditions to further enhance its global standing.