China in the global political economy from developmental to entrepreneurial

By:

Cheung, Gordon C. K

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Cheltenham Edward Elgar Publishing 2018Description: xiv, 197p. ; 25 cmISBN:

9781784714901

Subject(s):

China--Foreign economic relations

DDC classification:

337.51CHE

Summary: Is the United States ceding its economic power to China? In this compelling book, Gordon C.K. Cheung uses theoretical exploration as well as empirical studies to scrutinize this key question and China's complex relations with the global economy. Employing innovative concepts, the author demonstrates that China's economic identity is now heavily influenced by the growth in its entrepreneurial spirit.

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Includes bibliographical references (pages 168-187) and index.

Is the United States ceding its economic power to China? In this compelling book, Gordon C.K. Cheung uses theoretical exploration as well as empirical studies to scrutinize this key question and China's complex relations with the global economy. Employing innovative concepts, the author demonstrates that China's economic identity is now heavily influenced by the growth in its entrepreneurial spirit.

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