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Large Firms and Economic Development,arge firms that could to compete with the world’s leading corporations (see Chapter 3). The foundations of this effort were the large industrial plants inherited from the former command economy. This approach to economic policy directly challenged the prevailing trend of globalization and liberaliza

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The Challenge of the Global Business Revolution,ant corporations of the advanced economies. China faces a special challenge which did not confront other countries that successfully built globally powerful large firms through industrial policy: China is attempting to catch-up at the level of the large firm in the midst of the most profound revolut

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Pharmaceuticals,this firm is interesting for several reasons. First, it sheds light on the importance of existing powerful institutions in shaping the emergence of big businesses in China’s reforming economy. Most of China’s emerging powerful large businesses are based on the ‘commanding heights’, ‘keypoint’ firms

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Steel,rld production from the developed to the developing countries. Steel production in the once-mighty USSR has collapsed. Technical progress in steel and new products that can substitute for steel are changing the nature of competition in the industry. In the advanced economies and in many developing c

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The Third Technological Revolution,chnology will be at the heart of the global economy for at least the first few decades of the new millennium. The revolution is changing everything from the nature of the firm to the nature of warfare.