Economic Security - Openness and Risks in Developing Countries

Author: Cao Rongxiang
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: This book comprehensively and systematically discusses the national economic security challenges faced by developing countries under the conditions of economic globalization. It has a rigorous structure, is well-supported by data, presents up-to-date information, and offers clear and compelling conclusions, making a groundbreaking contribution to the study of economic security issues in developing countries. The book introduces the historical development of economic globalization from GATT to the WTO and analyzes and explains its essence and significance. On this basis, it examines the political and economic risks and crises triggered by economic globalization in developing countries from the perspective of economic security, using substantial data and evidence to illustrate the pros and cons of this double-edged sword and the unstoppable trend of economic globalization sweeping the world. The book is clearly articulated and holds significant historical cautionary and practical reference value, making it a rare and valuable work in economics.