China Private Enterprise Competitiveness Report (No. 2 Brand and Competitiveness Index)

Author: Liu Yingqiu, edited by Xu Zhixiang
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Publish Date: 2005-12-01
Features: Authoritative institutions · Brand books · New edition every year. Review annual cutting-edge information, predict the changing trends of the times. The series of books by Social Sciences Academic Press is a large-scale series of books launched in recent years, consisting of a series of authoritative research reports on economic and social development. They analyze and forecast the current status and development trends of various fields in the economy, society, culture, law, finance, rural development, international situation, and more, covering multiple industries such as tourism, real estate, and medical health, as well as regions like Beijing, Shenzhen, Guangzhou, the northwest, the northeast, and the Yangtze River Delta. The authors of this series of books are primarily experts from the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, all top experts from first-class research institutions in the country. Their views and perspectives reflect the highest level of understanding and recognition of the reality and future of China and the world, possessing undeniable authority.
This year's report by the Private Economy Research Center of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences has undergone new changes compared to the previous year. The theme of this year's report is "Private Enterprise Brands and Their Competitiveness in China." While continuing to release the comprehensive competitiveness index of private enterprises, it has for the first time announced the brand competitiveness index of Chinese private enterprises. For the convenience of statistical analysis, the analysis of this report are domestic manufacturing private enterprises with annual sales revenue of more than 5 million RMB and a brand competitiveness index of 10 or higher.
The questionnaire survey conducted by this research team on private enterprises in 17 provinces and cities, including Zhejiang, Jiangsu, Shanghai, Fujian, Guangdong, Yunnan, Hebei, and Jilin, was also selected and determined according to this standard. The report is rich in content and information, and it proposes valuable references for promoting the cultivation, growth, and enhancement of the brand competitiveness of private enterprises.