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Choice of Strategies of Reform and Development for Enterprises after Entry into WTO YANG Rui-long 2002, (4):  5-10.  DOI: Abstract ( )   PDF (574KB) ( )   Entry into WTO marks the dawn of a new era of reform and open-up in China. What WTO aims at is regulation of a free market. And it is the government that is subject to this regulation. It requires that the government take measures such as lowering the tariff, eliminating non-tariff barriers and establishing trade of services in order to establish an open market. With a large number of powerful multinationals swarming in enterprises at home will meet with severe challenges. Therefore, making the right choice of strategies of reform and development that can best enable the Chinese enterprises to handle the severe competitions in the market becomes an important issue. It is essential that we resort to science and technology to cultivate the core capacity for competition required of enterprises. In this way, the enterprises will become more competitive not only with lower cost of production, but also because they are better equipped with more advanced technology. Realization of all this, however, the author points out, depends heavily on innovation of the management system within enterprises. References | Related Articles | Metrics

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New Insight into Concept of Industrialization from the Perspective of Development JIANG Xiao-wei 2002, (4):  23-28.  DOI: Abstract ( )   PDF (913KB) ( )   Industrialization as a concept can be both theoretical and practical, both historical and modern. With the development of modern economy the service industry has become an indispensable component part of modern industrialization, with human capital as the foundation, and science and technology the condition of realization of modern industrialization. Understanding the concept of industrialization from the perspective of development will widen our horizon and thus enable us to take advantage of all achievements of modern economic development to promote Chinese economy. References | Related Articles | Metrics

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Three Reformations of Mode of Human Development──Ultimate Meaning of Economic Globalization LIU Jing-lu 2002, (4):  35-39.  DOI: Abstract ( )   PDF (458KB) ( )   Economic globalization is a new mode of human economic development that demonstrates transformation of mode of economic development in three factors. They are transformation of space-time from regional economy to global economy, transformation of mode development from an non-free mode to a free one, and transformation of subject from national economy to world economy. Transformation of mode of economic development will definitely bring about consequent changes in all aspects of social life, including space-time concept, principal pattern of operation and style of existence of subject. References | Related Articles | Metrics

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Understanding Vienna School in the Light of "Xin LiXue HU Wei-xi, TIAN Wei 2002, (4):  40-44.  DOI: Abstract ( )   PDF (1391KB) ( )   This paper introduces a comparative study of Chinese and Western philosophy. It intends to explain how Xin LiXue advocated by Feng Youlan attempted to understand and reform ideas and method of logical demonstration maintained by Vienna School. Xin LiXue claimed that method of analysis was important to philosophical studies. It elaborated on and evaluated Vienna School's refutation of metaphysics and thus attempted to reconstruct metaphysics. However, the author points out, whether this attempt could be successful remains a question which requires further discussion. References | Related Articles | Metrics

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On Multinationals: Impact of Science and Technology on International Politics XIN Ping 2002, (4):  51-56.  DOI: Abstract ( )   PDF (823KB) ( )   Multinationals, which are intimately involved in progress of science and technology, are exercising an increasingly greater influence on international politics. First, it is development of science and technology that has promoted the formation and growth of multinationals. The formation and growth of multinationals, in turn, have led to further progress of science and technology. Second, advanced science and technology is the most advantageous element of multinationals, which accounts for their power. For this reason, multinationals actually function as a medium for science and technology to influence international politics. The author suggests that we examine the nature and development of the influence of multinationals on international politics with the relation between multinationals and science and technology as the point of departure, concentrating on the historic function of science and technology, in order to reach profound understanding of this phenomenon. References | Related Articles | Metrics