Week 12 Flashcards

(14 cards)

1
Q

China Two humiliation afterwards (Erniedrigungen)

A
  • opium wars

- treaty ports

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2
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opium wars

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China lose the war with england so they had to open 1/2 of their treaty ports (Vertragshäfen)

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3
Q

target of Deng Xiaoping

A

make china rich again

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4
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target of Xi Jinping

A

make china strong again

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5
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Economic reform roadmap

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market to play a “decisive role” in resource allocation –> state is always involved as well

  • But the state sector should have a “dominant role” in the economy
  • Resource allocation by market principles, but control is with the state / party
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6
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China Country Risk by political Systems

A
▪ Government takeover of assets
▪ Embargoes and sanctions
▪ Boycotts
▪ Terrorism
▪ War, insurrection, violence
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7
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Foreign-owned firms consider that their main weaknesses vis-à-vis their Chinese competitors lay in chines firms’ superiority in

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▪ Cost advantages
▪ Price
▪ Relationships with government and other guanxi

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8
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Catalogue for the guidance of foreign investment industries → these are always to be seen within the context of china’s industrial policies

A

▪ Restricted
▪ Prohibited
▪ Permitted
▪ Encouraged

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9
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The Strategy Tripod

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▪ Industry-based competition → 5 Forces
▪ Firm-specific resources and capabilities → SWOT, VRIN
▪ Institutional conditions and transitions → PESTEL

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10
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China Consumers increasingly …

A

brand loyal, connected and mobile

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11
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a general Tun Tzu

A

Confucianism as dominant moral philosophy

- Defeat an enemy using mental cunning / wisdom

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12
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Contemporary Chinese political culture

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political influence is very important → Maoist bureaucrat → priority to national interests, avoids responsibility, tough negotiator, long waiting for approvals, sensitivity to price
• Agrarianism (and collectivism) -> traditional basis of Chinese culture → thrift and endurance like long-term orientation
• Pictographic language → Chinese children are better at seeing the big picture

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13
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Cultural change and the prevalence of guanxi

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relationship management → exchange of favors
• Confucianism’s 5 core values
o Moral cultivation, Relationships, Respect, Harmony, Face (you can lose or giving face → you’re Chinese is so good; giving face)
• To be achieved through self-cultivation

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14
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Example: if you negotiate, you can use

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Confucius-Approach or the Sun-Tzu-Approach → dinner before you negotiate with a partner:
• You are treated very warmly (Confucius)
• If you have a relationship in advanced (Confucius)
• You are invited and you become alcohol and you don’t feel well for negotiation and you are less confident (Sun-Tzu)

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