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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Chinese automotive industry"”.
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Changing dynamics of the Chinese automotive industry : the impact of foreign investment, technology transfer, and WTO membership
The Chinese automotive industry was established 50 years ago with the technology transfer of a truck production system from the Soviet Union. Since then, it developed into a decentralized and fragmented truck industry layout due to the self-reliant and defensive policies set forth by the central …
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Interfirm Alliance Linkages and Knowledge Transfer:An Exploratory Analysis of Mutual Cooperative Learning in an International Joint Venture in the Chinese Automotive Industry
… – Shanghai GM, an IJV formed between Shanghai Automotive Industry Corporation (SAIC) from P.R. China and General Motors (GM) from the United States. Data collection was conducted through primary and secondary sources including fieldwork interviews with Chinese and American executives …
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A Critical Evaluation of the Ethical Elements in Managerial Training that Impact Ethical Intentions in Decision-making in the Chinese Automotive Industry
he Chinese Automotive Industry (CAI), along with a dominance of joint ventures, has demonstrated unprecedented challenges for managers to uphold ethical intentions (EI) in their decision-making to be able to address ethical issues with internal altruistic motives, whilst prioritising moral values …
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Rethinking the Development of the Automobile Industry in China
… immature industries. In this article, the Chinese automotive industry, which is regulated directly under the Chinese central government, is used to illustrate the interactions between the complex FDI-dependent governmental policies and the industrial development of developing countries. …
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Governance in global value chains: Exploring multiple layers of lead-firm orchestration
… firms in the global value chain of the automotive industry, and how new forms of governance shape the development of the Brazilian and Chinese automotive industry. In particular, it examines how the local supply firms from Brazil and China can integrate and upgrade in the globalized …