Economic globalization and the transnational development of Chinese agricultural enterprises

Author: Pan Weiguang
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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: Although many scholars in China have studied the issues of this book, there has been little research on the development of Chinese agricultural enterprises into international enterprises through cross-border operations. Theoretically, the reason lies in the fact that cross-border operation theories have long been primarily centered around foreign direct investment by developed countries, and the prominent feature of these theories is the emphasis on technological and other monopolistic advantages. This monograph attempts to construct a relatively complete theoretical analysis framework for the cross-border development of Chinese agriculture, primarily focusing on the two fundamental questions of "why" and "how" in agricultural cross-border development. The monograph is divided into three parts and eight chapters, discussing the necessity and possibility of cross-border operations by Chinese agricultural enterprises, their strategic approaches in subject development, industry focus, location selection, operational methods, and macro policy support, among other content. It also includes analyses of successful cases. This book is suitable for agricultural economics researchers, leaders of agricultural enterprises, and agricultural cadres.