Industrial Upgrading, Outward Promotion and Utilization of Foreign Capital Strategy Adjustment

Author: Chen Mingsen
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: This book is the final outcome of the National Social Science Fund project (01BJY102) and is a specialized monograph that comprehensively and systematically studies the industrial structure effects and industrial organization effects of foreign direct investment. It is suitable for experts and scholars engaged in economic work and research, as well as teachers and students of relevant disciplines in higher education institutions. The book focuses on revealing the intrinsic relationship between foreign direct investment and industrial upgrading. It empirically analyzes the impact of cross-border capital inflow on the incremental changes and stock adjustments of China's industrial structure. Not only does it provide a macro-level overview of the transmission mechanism between utilizing foreign capital and industrial upgrading, but it also examines the market behavior of multinational corporations and the incentive mechanisms of local governments in attracting investment at the micro level. This significantly broadens the research perspective on the structural effects of utilizing foreign capital and strengthens theoretical innovation and research depth. Furthermore, the book offers insights into the industrial effects of foreign capital inflow into "trap" industries in China, proposing strategies for transitioning the utilization of foreign capital and innovative industrial policies for foreign capital. It demonstrates strong foresight and practicality, offering valuable references for real-world practices.