Politics of Industrialization: Formation of Divergent Industrial Orders in Korea and TaiwanUniversity of Chicago, Department of Political Science, 1997 - 496 halaman |
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THE FORMATION OF THE INDUSTRIAL ORDER IN TAIWAN | 44 |
THE RISE OF LARGE CONGLOMERATES IN KOREA | 91 |
CASE STUDY OF THE FOOTWEAR INDUSTRY | 145 |
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According allocation argues argument assembly athletic shoes Bank of Korea capital capitalists center factory chaebol Chen Yi Cheng China colonial contrast Corporation countries created credit cooperatives distribution division of labor domestic market dominated economic development economies of scale efficient elected established footwear exports footwear manufacturers Footwear Production growth GTCs heavy and chemical homeworkers important increased inflation inside contractor interest rate investment Japanese junta KFEA Korea and Taiwan Korean and Taiwanese Korean firms Korean footwear Kukje large firms Law of Guaranteeing Legislative Yuan Mainland mass production middleman million neoclassical Nike non-rubber OMAs organizations Park Park Chung Hee percent petrochemical plastic shoes policies problem of legitimacy public enterprises quota Reebok regime Rhee role rubber shoes sector share shoe manufacturers small-to medium-sized firms social Source stitching strategy structure subcontracting networks Table Taiwanese footwear industry textiles TPSEA trading companies transaction cost analysis