Economic Security — Openness and Risks in Developing Countries

Author: Cao Rongxiang
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Publish Date: 2006-10-16
Features: This book comprehensively and systematically discusses the national economic security issues faced by developing countries under the conditions of economic globalization. It has a rigorous structure, is well-documented, features up-to-date data, presents clear viewpoints, and draws powerful conclusions, making a breakthrough contribution to the research on economic security issues in developing countries. The book introduces the development process of economic globalization from GATT to WTO and analyzes and explains its essence and significance. On this basis, the book examines the political and economic risks and crises triggered by economic globalization in developing countries from the perspective of economic security, using detailed materials and data to illustrate the pros and cons of this double-edged sword of economic globalization, as well as the unstoppable trend of its sweeping across the world. The book has a clear purpose, possesses significant historical warning and practical reference value, and is a rare and valuable work in economics.