The Analysis of China and Vietnam's Textile Rival Power in Japan
Cheng Min
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Cheng Min
Abstract
This article uses shift-share analysis to study China and Vietnam's rival power of textile in Japan.The conclusion is: During 1997-2001 and 2002-2005,the total rival power of China's textile is lower than that of Vietnam,but China's textile has industry mix effect advantage.Now,Vietnam is the number of WTO,so China should strengthen the industry mix effect advantage,only in this way,could China reduce the inferior position of textile export to Japan.
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This article uses shift-share analysis to study China and Vietnam's rival power of textile in Japan.The conclusion is: During 1997-2001 and 2002-2005,the total rival power of China's textile is lower than that of Vietnam,but China's textile has industry mix effect advantage.Now,Vietnam is the number of WTO,so China should strengthen the industry mix effect advantage,only in this way,could China reduce the inferior position of textile export to Japan.
Key concepts: China, Textile, Position (finance), Textile industry, Power (physics), Business, Great power, International trade