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China's industrial policy in relation to electronics manufactur / Zhao, Zhongxiu; Huang, Xiaoling; Ye, Dongya; Gentle, Paul   Journal Article
Zhao, Zhongxiu Journal Article
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Publication 2007.
Summary/Abstract China has become the biggest exporter of electronic products in the world. Government policy intervention has contributed significantly to the rapid expansion of the electronics industry. The present paper examines the evolutionary development of industrial policies related to the electronics industry in China and the impacts of such policies on the shaping of the industry. In particular, the relationship between foreign funded enterprises and domestic firms are examined in detail. The future trend of the industry is also discussed in the paper, and the policy focus of the Chinese Government is predicted
Key Words Industrial policy  China  Electronics Industry 
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Does Horizontal-Paradigm Aid Weaken the Governance of Recipient Countries? Evidence from China / Liu, Luhao ; Zhao, Zhongxiu ; Hu, Xudong   Journal Article
Zhao, Zhongxiu Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract China's aid has always been an interesting topic in the field of development economics, and the effectiveness of aid is also a controversial subject in the literature. This paper explores the relationship between China's aid and the governance of its recipient countries from 2000 to 2014. We found that, compared with the “vertical paradigm” of traditional donors, China's “horizontal paradigm” has unique features, promoting the governance of recipient countries. We employed a cross-sectional estimation and panel analysis with several regression methods. While our cross-sectional findings did not yield robust evidence to support a relationship between Chinese aid and its recipients' governance, our panel data regressions found a significant and positive relationship. The results were robust in a dynamic panel, even after correcting for endogeneity. Thus, China's aid has a positive influence on governance with the inclusion of time series. The relationship was found to vary according to aid types.
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