World Economic Transformation and China: Trends, Storms, Accession and Market Entry

Author: Xiao Chen
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Features: This book is dedicated to researching the cutting-edge realities of economic globalization and informatization, exploring the gaps left unaddressed by traditional classical economics. The entire book compiles 42 of the author's essays and 52 short articles, divided into four parts for successive interpretation: "World Economic Trends," "Cyber Financial Storm," "How to Approach Policies," and "How to Innovate in Concepts." The chapter "Farewell Keynes" primarily studies the transformation of the U.S. socioeconomic system and corporate organizational management mechanisms under the condition that the microelectronics-dominated industrial cluster replaces the automobile manufacturing industrial cluster, as well as its prospects. The second chapter "Towards the New Economy" expands the research scope to the global information network service-based economy, discussing how it operates and impacts various economies. The third part explores the theories and strategies of "Joining the World Trade" and "Entering the Market." The fourth part, "Seeking and Gazing," bridges Eastern and Western corporate cultures and economic thinking models at an academic level, delving into deeper issues to further analyze the transformation of the world economy and the economic miracle of China.