The world's economic center is increasingly shifting from North America and Europe to Asia. This timely guide will provide businesspeople with the knowledge and understanding necessary to remain competitive-and proactive-in that brave new world. To help readers better grasp the causes and effects of the ongoing tectonic shift in economic power, this book examines the 16 nations driving the explosive economic growth of Asia. It shows readers how to apply a "Five Factors" analysis to predict which Asian countries and industries will experience the most vibrant economic growth in coming years-and…mehr
The world's economic center is increasingly shifting from North America and Europe to Asia. This timely guide will provide businesspeople with the knowledge and understanding necessary to remain competitive-and proactive-in that brave new world. To help readers better grasp the causes and effects of the ongoing tectonic shift in economic power, this book examines the 16 nations driving the explosive economic growth of Asia. It shows readers how to apply a "Five Factors" analysis to predict which Asian countries and industries will experience the most vibrant economic growth in coming years-and which will present the greatest risks for international businesses. It then goes a step further, offering insights and strategies that will help businesses assess opportunities in Asia and achieve success there in the years ahead. To help readers make those judgments, this comprehensive, practical resource includes insightful descriptions of the value systems, business practices, customs, and social characteristics of Asia and of individual Asian nations. It also exposes the intra-regional relationships of Asian countries that contribute to, or undermine, their individual economic potential and that of the region as a whole.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
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Born and raised on the third coast, Michigan, David James has published eight books and has had more than thirty of his one-act plays produced in the United States, Ireland, and England. After working for forty-five years in higher education, he retired in 2022.
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Acknowledgments Preface Part One: The Big Shift Chapter 1. Globalization's Big Shift to Asia Where It All Started An Evolving and Dynamic Region Chapter 2. Key Countries of the New Asia Overview of the 16 Countries That Are Building the New Asia (with Map and Country Data, ranked here by current gross domestic product): China Japan India South Korea Indonesia Taiwan Thailand Malaysia Hong Kong Singapore The Philippines Bangladesh Vietnam Myanmar (Burma) Sri Lanka Cambodia Part Two: Five Factors That Are Driving the New Asia Chapter 3. Resources and Geography The Basics The Location Advantage The Resource Curse Natural Capital Infrastructure Case in Point and Commentary-Infrastructure Development Workforce Development Workforce Productivity From Roots to Bouquet Chapter 4. Government Size, Complexity, and Style The Government of Business Case in Point and Commentary-Government Support for Growth Corrupting the Rule of Law Political Moves Getting Things Done Foreign Affairs Social Progress Money Management Chapter 5. Technology, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship Education's Impact Rules and Regs Involvement of Government and Business Bandwidth and Beyond Stimulating Clusters Venturous Vitality Case in Point and Commentary-Entrepreneurism in China Chapter 6. Competitive Business Practices Ancient Warrior Wisdom Burdens of History and Power Connections That Count Case in Point and Commentary-Trade Development Agencies Ranking the Competition Case in Point and Commentary-Overseas Expansion by Asian Companies Chapter 7. Cultures and Social Institutions Cultural Values Collectivism Case in Point and Commentary-Relationships Religions and Philosophies World Values Social Capital Education Part Three: Strategies for the New Asia Chapter 8. What Could Go Wrong Demographics Case in Point and Commentary-Asia's Urban Challenge Political Instability and International Confrontation Resource and Environmental Constraints Business Organization and Focus Regulatory Failures Chapter 9. Where Opportunities Lie Sectors and Segments A Rising Middle Class Market Location Case in Point and Commentary-Private Equity Investment Areas of Opportunity in the Key Countries China Japan India South Korea Indonesia Taiwan Thailand Malaysia Hong Kong Singapore The Philippines Bangladesh Vietnam Myanmar (Burma) Sri Lanka Cambodia Chapter 10. Insights and Pathways Country Character Special Considerations Primary Pathways Case in Point and Commentary-Entering Asian Markets Tips for the Journey Chapter 11. A Look Ahead for the New Asia Resources and Geography Governments Technology, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship (TIE) Competitive Business Practices Cultures and Social Institutions Demographics Political Stability and International Relations Resource and Environmental Challenges Business Organization Regulatory Systems "The Big Mo"-Momentum Selected Bibliography Index
Acknowledgments Preface Part One: The Big Shift Chapter 1. Globalization's Big Shift to Asia Where It All Started An Evolving and Dynamic Region Chapter 2. Key Countries of the New Asia Overview of the 16 Countries That Are Building the New Asia (with Map and Country Data, ranked here by current gross domestic product): China Japan India South Korea Indonesia Taiwan Thailand Malaysia Hong Kong Singapore The Philippines Bangladesh Vietnam Myanmar (Burma) Sri Lanka Cambodia Part Two: Five Factors That Are Driving the New Asia Chapter 3. Resources and Geography The Basics The Location Advantage The Resource Curse Natural Capital Infrastructure Case in Point and Commentary-Infrastructure Development Workforce Development Workforce Productivity From Roots to Bouquet Chapter 4. Government Size, Complexity, and Style The Government of Business Case in Point and Commentary-Government Support for Growth Corrupting the Rule of Law Political Moves Getting Things Done Foreign Affairs Social Progress Money Management Chapter 5. Technology, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship Education's Impact Rules and Regs Involvement of Government and Business Bandwidth and Beyond Stimulating Clusters Venturous Vitality Case in Point and Commentary-Entrepreneurism in China Chapter 6. Competitive Business Practices Ancient Warrior Wisdom Burdens of History and Power Connections That Count Case in Point and Commentary-Trade Development Agencies Ranking the Competition Case in Point and Commentary-Overseas Expansion by Asian Companies Chapter 7. Cultures and Social Institutions Cultural Values Collectivism Case in Point and Commentary-Relationships Religions and Philosophies World Values Social Capital Education Part Three: Strategies for the New Asia Chapter 8. What Could Go Wrong Demographics Case in Point and Commentary-Asia's Urban Challenge Political Instability and International Confrontation Resource and Environmental Constraints Business Organization and Focus Regulatory Failures Chapter 9. Where Opportunities Lie Sectors and Segments A Rising Middle Class Market Location Case in Point and Commentary-Private Equity Investment Areas of Opportunity in the Key Countries China Japan India South Korea Indonesia Taiwan Thailand Malaysia Hong Kong Singapore The Philippines Bangladesh Vietnam Myanmar (Burma) Sri Lanka Cambodia Chapter 10. Insights and Pathways Country Character Special Considerations Primary Pathways Case in Point and Commentary-Entering Asian Markets Tips for the Journey Chapter 11. A Look Ahead for the New Asia Resources and Geography Governments Technology, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship (TIE) Competitive Business Practices Cultures and Social Institutions Demographics Political Stability and International Relations Resource and Environmental Challenges Business Organization Regulatory Systems "The Big Mo"-Momentum Selected Bibliography Index
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