Global competitiveness and industrial growth in Taiwan and the Philippines Cheng-Tian Kuo.
Series Pitt series in policy and institutional studiesDetalles de publicación: Pittsburgh University of Pittsburgh Press c1995.Descripción: 256 pISBN:- 082293860X (alk. paper)
- 338.095124/9 20
- HC430.5 .K8815 1995
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Kuo contrasts the economic evolutions of Taiwan and the Philippines as the product of government and industry relations. The two nations shared many economic similarities-yet Taiwan moved from clientelism to state corporatism, while in the Philippines clientelism remains deeply entrenched.Kuo's case studies in the textile, plywood, and electronics industries support these general arguments. He finds that clientelism invariably leads to economic problems, while a laissez-faire approach is unpredictable. The best formula for industrial success in a developing nation is close cooperation between business and government.
Includes bibliographical references and index.