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Globalization and National Competition Author: Wen Tiejun et al. Publisher: Oriental Publishing House
Globalization and National Competition Author: Wen Tiejun et al. Publisher: Oriental Publishing House
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Introduction · · · · · ·
In the 20 years since the beginning of the 21st century, financial globalization has continued to deepen, and every country is a participant in it. For developing countries, is financial globalization an opportunity or a trap? Why can developed countries continue to be strong, while underdeveloped countries are often plagued by disasters? Under what logic is the world operating in the context of financial globalization?
After a long and in-depth investigation and research on representative developing countries (i.e., the emerging seven countries), Wen Tiejun's team once again wrote and summarized the experiences and lessons of these countries in their development. The seven countries selected for this study include: China and Turkey, which are increasingly moving towards financial globalization; India and Indonesia, where rural areas are widely distributed, the degree of organization is low, and the industrial economy is difficult to form scale competitiveness; and Brazil, Venezuela and South Africa, which have always been constrained by the "single" economy, failed to complete industrialization, and over-reliant on the export of raw materials, and suffered severe shocks from the international economic downturn.
Seven countries, seven stories. Although their development paths, development models and current situations are different, observing them together can restore the true face of the world pattern. This has profound reference significance for understanding the historical destiny of general developing countries and how to get out of development difficulties.
About the Author
Wen Tiejun was born in Beijing in May 1951. He is a professor at Renmin University of China and a distinguished professor at Southwest University, Fujian Agriculture and Forestry University, Nanjing Agricultural University, Zhejiang University of Finance and Economics and other universities. He is a member of the sixth and seventh discipline evaluation groups of the Academic Degrees Committee of the State Council, a provincial and ministerial policy expert at the National Development and Reform Commission, the Ministry of Ecology and Environment, the Ministry of Commerce, the Ministry of Civil Affairs, the State Forestry and Grassland Administration, the State Grain Administration, Beijing, Fujian Province and other provincial and ministerial policy experts, and vice president of the Chinese Society of Agricultural Economics. He has undertaken a number of major and key national projects and served as the chief expert of national and provincial and ministerial key projects. He has been awarded the "Government Special Allowance Expert" certificate by the State Council, the first prize for scientific and technological progress from the Ministry of Agriculture, the "CCTV Economic Person of the Year Award", the title of "China Environmental Ambassador", the first prize for education and teaching achievements in Beijing, the second prize for outstanding scientific research achievements in colleges and universities (humanities and social sciences), and other provincial and ministerial awards.
