The Bamboo Network by Murray L Weidenbaum

The Bamboo Network by Murray L Weidenbaum

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This work shows how a group of ethnic Chinese families is transforming Mainland China. They fled the mainland after the communist take-over, built business empires throughout Southeast Asia, and are responsible for much of the industrialization and modernization that has taken place in this area.

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The Bamboo Network by Murray L Weidenbaum

This work shows how a remarkable group of ethnic Chinese families is transforming Mainland China. These enterprising leaders fled the mainland after the communist take-over and built extensive business empires throughout Southeast Asia. Thanks to the powerful ties of language and culture, these entrepreneurs are often seen as the most desirable partners for joint ventures in China, and they are responsible for much of the industrialization and modernization of Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, Hong Kong, and the booming costal zone of China. In the process, they are creating the fastest-growing and most competitive economy in the world, a region that will soon rival the United States and Western Europe as an economic power and compete with Japan for the number two slot in the world economy. Despite the serious domestic problems likely to arise in one or more countries within the region, overseas Chinese business families will continue to take advantage of changing threats and opportunities. Whether as friends or rivals of the bamboo network, it will be wise for businesses throughout the world to learn more about this exotic sector of the global marketplace.
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ISBN 13 9780684822891
ISBN 10 068482289X
Title The Bamboo Network
Author Murray L Weidenbaum
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Hardback
Publisher Simon & Schuster Ltd
Year published 1996-07-31
Number of pages 16
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