How Do Small and Medium Enterprises Develop and Take Off (From an International Business Perspective)

Author: Yin Liying, Editor-in-Chief
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Features: This book provides a detailed answer to the questions of how numerous small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) can benefit from and avoid the challenges of economic globalization and China's entry into the WTO. The book is divided into four parts. The Current Situation and Environment section elaborates on some basic concepts of international development for SMEs, analyzes the characteristics of SMEs' international development in China, and addresses the fundamental issues of SMEs' international development in China. The Opportunities and Challenges section provides a detailed analysis of the positive and negative impacts of China's entry into the WTO on SMEs, addressing practical issues of how SMEs can benefit from and avoid challenges. The Strategies and Services section offers targeted analysis for SMEs to improve their governance structures, engage in international cooperation, and select international development strategies, addressing how government departments and society can promote the international development of SMEs and how SMEs can effectively utilize government and social services. The Experience and Practices section not only provides numerous vivid cases of SMEs growing from small to large and from weak to strong, but also addresses practical issues such as how to prevent risks in international operations, providing insightful practical guidance for SMEs. This book is primarily intended for entrepreneurs and managers of SMEs who are committed to the development and growth of their businesses, as well as for all individuals who are interested in the development of SMEs in China for study and reference.