The implementation of technology transfer in Sino-foreign joint ventures

Article Abstract:

The Chinese government's preference for Sino-foreign joint ventures can be attributed to its adherence to the socialist ideology and the negative attitude shown by the Chinese people towards wholly foreign-owned companies. China remains one of the world's most powerful communist states and it does not want its economy to be entirely dependent on foreign investments. This attitude underscores the need for company officials doing business in China to evaluate the different factors that will ensure successful technology transfer in the country.

China, Economic aspects, Investments, Joint ventures

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Technology transfer to developing countries

Article Abstract:

A general model has been developed for analyzing the different factors that could ensure successful technology transfer from industrialized countries to developing countries. The model also considers the different application fields of technology transfer and how they affect market penetration and the standard of living of the recipient nations. Moreover, it proves the concept that successful technology transfer can only be achieved if the nations involved in the process work for a common goal that will benefit their interests.

Science and technology policy, Developing countries

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Foreign direct investment and spillovers of technology

Article Abstract:

A new study assesses the role of foreign direct investment (FDI) in the transfer and diffusion of technology and the need for beneficial policies to encourage inflows of FDI is discussed.

Research, Foreign investments

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