Multinational Corporation Operations and Management

Author: Li Erhua (Compiler)
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Publishing Date: 2001-04-01
Features: The contemporary world economy is deepening its internationalization. Under the conditions of mutual dependence and international division of labor, economies of various countries are not only moving toward internationalization in production and circulation but also in capital, technology, information, transportation, and other aspects. In the process of internationalization, cooperation and exchange among different regions and countries are being strengthened, marking an irreversible global trend. How did multinational corporations (MNCs) come into being and develop? How do they fulfill their roles? What insights can developing countries, especially Chinese enterprises, gain from MNCs? How can the role of MNCs be leveraged? To answer these questions, this book was compiled. During the writing process, references were made to domestic and international materials on MNCs, and efforts were made to combine them with the practical experiences of Chinese enterprises in cross-border operations, ensuring systematicity, practicality, and operability. This book is designed to meet the teaching and research needs of university management majors, international business majors, and foreign-related enterprise management personnel and training programs.