Industrial organization in a dichotomous economy : the case of Taiwan
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Industrial organization in a dichotomous economy : the case of Taiwan
Avebury, c1995
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This is a collection of papers discussing the issues of Taiwan's industrialization and its impact on industrial organizations.
Table of Contents
- Part 1 Industrialization, growth sources and financial system: the pattern and strategy of industrialization
- sources of economic growth and structural change - a revised approach
- financial dualism and economic development. Part 2 Structure, trade and performance: the evolution of market structure
- concentration, profitability and trade in a simultaneous equation analysis
- concentration and profitabilty in a dichotomous economy. Part 3 Large, small and foreign firms: aggregate concentration ratio and business groups
- the experience of SME's development
- American and Japanese direct foreign investment in Taiwan. Appendices: mathematical inference procedure
- are In and Tm close to an identity?
- sources and definitions of variables
- listing of the 17 giant firms and their related business groups, 1981
- historical view of the government assistance system to SMEs in Taiwan, 1954-1982
- sources and definitions of variables.
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