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ID080151
Title ProperSuccess strategies in the Chinese chemical industry
Other Title Informationa survey and case study investigations
LanguageENG
AuthorCheng, Jeremy ;  Bennett, David
Publication2007.
Summary / Abstract (Note)The chemical industry in China is facing fierce competition and exposure to market forces as a result of changes in the country's economic policy. The Chinese government has applied administrative actions rather than simply relying on market forces to address the changing dynamics. It has attempted to privatise state-owned chemical enterprises (SOCEs) by corporatisation, coupled with industrial restructuring by merging individual state-owned enterprises into groups. Based on a quantitative survey in combination with case studies of two Chinese chemical enterprises, this paper concludes that in this industry building competences is more effective than privatisation and restructuring to improve performance
`In' analytical NoteJournal of Chinese Econonics and Business Studies Vol. 5, No.2 ; Jul 2007: p91-112
Journal SourceJournal of Chinese Econonics and Business Studies Vol. 5, No.2 ; Jul 2007: p91-112
Key WordsPerformance ;  China ;  Chemical Industry ;  Resource-Based View ;  RBV ;  Privatisation