Open, Protect and Industrial Security

Author: Jing Yuqin
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: Based on reviewing the theoretical origins and current research status of industrial security studies, the author conducts pioneering research closely linked to the actual development of China's industries. It proposes a new perspective on industrial security in the context of economic globalization, analyzes internal and external factors affecting industrial security, establishes a new industrial security measurement index system, and draws on international experience and policies to offer policy recommendations and conceptualize a new framework for an open-type industrial protection system. The book evaluates domestic industrial environments, industrial competitiveness, and industrial control through three aspects, considering six major influencing factors such as government regulation, market environment, performance, structure, industrial control status, and national concentration. It leverages nine influencing factors including government administrative capacity, industrial soft environment, financial environment, production factor environment, market demand, industrial performance, industrial structure, foreign capital industrial control, and foreign capital national concentration to establish a new industrial security evaluation model. This model boasts the advantages of systematic optimization and strong practicality, offering high operability and policy reference value.