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Vertical linkages and multinational enterprises in developing countries

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INTRODUCTION - What Makes Chinese Knowledge Cultures Tick? Introduction to "The Power of Knowing: Studies of Chinese Business in Asia"

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Labour Absorption in Hong Kong and Singapore Since 1970

Fong, Pang Eng; Pew, Ong Nai - In: Philippine Review of Economics 25 (1988) 1&2, pp. 71-99

Based on census data, this paper traces the labour absorption pattern in the city-economies of Hong Kong and Singapore since the early 1970s to the early 1980s. Among the similarities highlighted are the export-led growth in the 1970s, the shift towards higher valued activities, the simultaneous...

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