"Go Global" Strategy and Institutional Innovation

Author: Wang Zhimin
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: This book explores the theoretical origins of the "Going Global" strategy from the perspective of the continuation and development of China's reform and opening-up ideas, extending from Marxist theories of the "World Market" and "Global Production." It offers new theoretical reflections and insights on implementing the "Going Global" strategy, seeking theoretical inspiration from Western economics. Examining the development patterns of an open economic system and the continuous integration of the "two markets" (domestic and international), it analyzes the current status, characteristics, and interactive dynamics of China's "Going Global" and "Bringing In" strategies, ultimately concluding that "Going Global" is an inevitable choice for enhancing the level of openness. From a unique perspective that the World Trade Organization (WTO) and the socialist market economy system (Dual-S) form a synergy due to their aligned market-oriented orientation, the book comprehensively investigates the relationship between "Going Global" and the institutional environment. In line with the requirements of Dual-S and market orientation, it proposes overall reform directions and specific policy recommendations.