Review of literature around the recent (late 20th Century) phase of globalisation, with particular focus on the developing economies of India and China.  Includes an economic and policy review of the East Midlands - identifying business and strategic challenges/opportunities for the region

Greenaway, D

Milner, C

English

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1.8 Textile and Clothing 17.8 16.7 Wood and Wood Products 1.1 1.0 Paper, Printing and Publishing 0.7 0.7 Rubber and Plastics 3.1 2.9 Other Manufacturing NEC 14.3 12.9 Table A21: China’s Structure of Imports (Commodities Only) Years:

Business and Social Networks in International Trade’,

China as an Exporter of Services: What Lies Ahead?

Chinese Economic Performance in the Long Run

Destination 2010: Regional Economic Strategy for the East

Does Exporting Increase Productivity?’,

Economic Survey of China,

Explaining Japan’s Innovation and Trade: A Model of Quality Competition and Dynamic Comparative Advantage’, Bank of Japan Monetary and Economic Studies.

Globalisation and Long Run Growth’,

India’s Trade in 2020: A Mapping of Relevant Factors’, paper prepared for Planning Commission, Government of India.

Much Ado About Nothing: Do Domestic Firms Really Benefit from Foreign Direct Investment?’, World Bank Research Observer,

Protection by Tariff Barriers and International Transactions Costs’,

Thinking About Regional Competitiveness: Critical Issues, background ‘Think-Piece’ paper commissioned by the East Midlands Development Agency.

Globalisation and the rise of india and china: challenges and opportunities for the East Midlands

Globalisation and the rise of india and china: challenges and opportunities for the East Midlands

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