New thinking on the gradient transfer of industries in western China
Liwen Tan
Abstract
Liwen Tan
Abstract
It is very important for China’s western to use global strategic thinking and re-interpret the meaning of industrial gradient transfer, which is helpful to avoid the bottleneck such as Eastern China facing the lack of core competitiveness and staying power. We should realized that the western not only is the use of their cheap labor and natural resources, coupled with technology brands go abroad, but need to upgrade local enterprise’s status in the global value chain, which through the industrial upgrading in global value chains from the low-end to high-end segments .
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It is very important for China’s western to use global strategic thinking and re-interpret the meaning of industrial gradient transfer, which is helpful to avoid the bottleneck such as Eastern China facing the lack of core competitiveness and staying power. We should realized that the western not only is the use of their cheap labor and natural resources, coupled with technology brands go abroad, but need to upgrade local enterprise’s status in the global value chain, which through the industrial upgrading in global value chains from the low-end to high-end segments .
Key concepts: Bottleneck, China, Upgrade, Global value chain, Business, Value (mathematics), Meaning (existential), Core (optical fiber)