Chinese Manufacturing
Critical barriers in implementing reverse logistics in the Chinese manufacturing sectors
... the Chinese manufacturing sector still has a long way to ...in Chinese manufacturing sector are the low commitment to RL practices and the lack of RL experts at the management level in the ...
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Impacts of US Reindustrialization on Chinese Manufacturing
... think Chinese manufacturing, which is experiencing the adjustment on the producing policy, should attach importance to this potential phenomenon whether it’s a flash in the pan or the tip of the ...order ...
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Interrelationship among foreign presence, domestic sales and export intensity in Chinese manufacturing industries
... of Chinese firms increases with ...the Chinese manufacturing sector, Liu (2008) distinguishes between change in the level of productivity and the growth rate of ...from Chinese firms in five ...
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Performance Measurement of Turkish and Chinese Manufacturing Firms: A Comparative Analysis
... of manufacturing companies of China, one of the BRIC countries (BRIC: Brazil, Russia, India, China) that are expected to dominate the world economy in 2050s, and Turkey, that is an attractive emerging market ...
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Export Destination, Skill Utilization and Skill Premium in Chinese Manufacturing sector
... In this paper, we have extended the recent literature analyzing the impact of export/import des- tination on the firm activity. We have contributed by developing a theoretical model linking the export destination to the ...
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Control-Oriented Inventory Production and Sales Activities in Chinese Manufacturing Firms
... to Chinese firms' greater emphasis on the past information instead of the future-oriented information in scheduling inventory ...performing Chinese manufacturing firms use the past period sales ...
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The impact of supply chain management practices on supply chain management performance in Chinese manufacturing industries
... majority Chinese manufacturing industries know that information systems and technology are very important for successful operation of their organization (Zhang et ...
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Impacts of R and D, exports and FDI on productivity in Chinese manufacturing firms
... indigenous manufacturing firms in ...indigenous Chinese firms is modelled to be influenced not only by their own R&D efforts and exports, but also by knowledge spillovers from the presence of ...
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Decomposing productivity growth in Chinese manufacturing
... the Chinese manufacturing ...in Chinese manufacturing estimates a long-run cost function, which allows for taking advantage of an extensive panel data set covering an eight-year time span for ...
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Productivity spillovers among OECD, diaspora and indigenous firms in Chinese manufacturing
... local Chinese firms. Chinese diaspora firms from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan possess traits of both locally owned and foreign owned firms, therefore they tend to not only provide positive spillovers for ...
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Foreign entry and firm R&D: evidence from Chinese manufacturing industries
... major manufacturing industries. The manufacturing industries considered are (i) Car manufacturing, (ii) Household electrical appliances, (iii) Electronics and (iv) Communication equipment ...four ...
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Business life cycle and capital structure : evidence from Chinese manufacturing firms
... for Chinese public manufacturing companies that measuring the business life cycle using cash flow patterns sheds more light on capital structure decision-making than firm ...
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An Examination of Key Issues in a Small Chinese Manufacturing Firm’s Internationalisation: A Longitudinal Case Study Approach
... in Chinese history and is productive in both agriculture and ...among Chinese provinces in terms of GDP (€ 310 billion in 2011), the economy of Zhejiang is built on successful private SMEs and their ...
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Product Differentiation, Export Participation and Productivity Growth: Evidence from Chinese Manufacturing Firms
... We extend the model of Melitz and Ottaviano (2008) to disentangle the factors which may potentially affect firm-level learning by incorporating firm-level heterogeneity in learning efficiency. Using comprehensive ...
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Do manufacturing firms need informality in ERP post-implementation? A study of Chinese manufacturing sites
... overcoming the inflexibility of the rigidly designed ERP with planning processes. The example of Case B illustrates the limitation of an ERP with the formal processes that inflexibly pr[r] ...
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Bargaining Power of Suppliers and Buyers, and Accounting Conservatism—Evidence from Chinese Manufacturing Listed Companies
... Shanghai manufacturing companies as the research object, the period from 2003 to 2012 as sample in- terval, this paper studies empirically on the influence bargaining power of suppliers and franchisers (buyers) ...
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The capital structure of Chinese listed companies: is manufacturing industry special?
... the manufacturing industry did not show the highest average debt borrowing capacity in Table 1, the mean EBIT levels were high relative to average firm size and the EBIT standard deviation was relatively low v ...
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Generic Internationalization Strategies of Emerging Market Multinationals: The Case of Chinese Firms
... For Chinese companies, foreign countries are the countries and regions they are operating outside the Greater China region ...of Chinese EMNEs, with foreign sales ratio exceeding 20% and number of operating ...
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Export Mode Heterogenicity and Enterprise Productivity—A Test about Learning by Exporting
... of Chinese manufacturing enterprises and several statistical me- thods are used to test the robustness of analysis results, proving the relationship between direct export and prod- ...
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Study on the Third Industrial Revolution and Paradigm Transformation of China’s Manufacturing Industry—Based on Theoretical Analysis of Scale Economy and Scope Economy
... China’s manufacturing output has overtaken the US, becoming the biggest manufacturing country all over the ...revolution, Chinese traditional manufacturing industry is facing huge impact, such ...
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