The red and the black: Laurence Yuen examines the implications of China's WTO accession and considers what the nation should do to close its internal economic divide.
Financial Management (UK) › Nbr. 2005, February 2005
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The red and the black: Laurence Yuen examines the implications of China's WTO accession and considers what the nation should do to close its internal economic divide.
Economic integration is a dynamic process that increases the interdependence of different countries and produces a degree of unity among them. It's a higher form of economic globalisation--the difference between them is that there are obvious systems, rules and regulations associated with economic integration. But, as with globalisation, not all countries benefit from it and some may have...
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