How China Can Go Global

Author: "Go Global" Open Strategy Research Group
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: This book explores the theoretical and practical issues of China's "Go Global" strategy, covering the following main content:
The comprehensive discussion on the "Go Global" open strategy, which is the general introduction of the book, including four topics: "The 'Go Global' Open Strategy: Significance, Conditions, Problems, and Countermeasures"; Discussion on related issues of implementing the "Go Global" strategy; International comparison of China's support policies and management systems for "Go Global"; Rethinking the implementation of the "Go Global" development strategy.
The second part focuses on supporting and serving the entities involved in "Go Global," including four topics: Positioning government behavior in implementing the "Go Global" strategy; Increasing policy-based financial support to accelerate the implementation of the "Go Global" strategy; International tax agreements and the "Go Global" strategy; The role of intermediary organizations in implementing the "Go Global" open strategy.
The third part discusses how industry sectors can "Go Global," including four topics: Developing high-tech industries and implementing the "Go Global" strategy; Position analysis of the mobile telecommunications industry in implementing the "Go Global" strategy; How higher education can implement the "Go Global" strategy; Expanding opening-up and advancing the "Go Global" strategy in inland agriculture.
The fourth part explores how enterprises can "Go Global," including four topics: Some reflections on implementing the "Go Global" strategy for state-owned enterprises; Private enterprises should become the main force for "Go Global"; How Zhejiang private enterprises can "Go Global"; The "Go Global" strategy and the cultivation of multinational companies.
The fifth part discusses international cooperation and international engineering contracting.
The sixth part covers regional international cooperation and the "Go Global" strategy.
The discussions on various issues above can provide decision-making references for relevant departments in formulating policies and measures related to "Go Global," as well as offering experience-based insights for relevant industries or enterprises in implementing the "Go Global" strategy.