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Strategies for the People’s Republic of China’s Small and Medium Enterprise Development within the National Innovation System

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  • Tracy Yang
  • Jamus Jerome Lim
  • Toshiki Kanamori

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With deregulation and globalization, and the impact of these developments on economies worldwide, it has become necessary for the PRC authorities to consider an approach that would further attune its economic engine toward sustained growth. This paper argues that certain sectors of the economy [in particular, the small and medium enterprise (SME) sector] may play a signi cant role in terms of any further reforms of the PRC's national innovation system, which in turn could spur continued growth. It highlights how issues such as innovation, research and development, and strategic clustering in influence the SME sector, and outlines internal and external conditions that may impact the further development of this sector. [ADB Institute Research Paper Series No. 73]

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  • Tracy Yang & Jamus Jerome Lim & Toshiki Kanamori, 2010. "Strategies for the People’s Republic of China’s Small and Medium Enterprise Development within the National Innovation System," Working Papers id:3311, eSocialSciences.
    • Handle: RePEc:ess:wpaper:id:3311
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    globalization; small and medium enterprise (SME); economic engine; sustained growth; innovation;
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