Fine-made in China: Strategy of Transforming and Upgrading Made in China
Zhang Jin-chu
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Zhang Jin-chu
Abstract
Traditional mode ofMade in Chinais facing trust crisis for the poor quality and reliability of products,besides,Chinese manufacturing industry is confronted with a difficult situation for being claimed to have the following problems: low efficiency,excessive energy consumption and destruction of ecological environment. Therefore,it's urgent for the transformation and upgrading. A new concept,Fine- made in China,and its connotation is proposed in this paper,which is the development strategy of transforming and upgrading Made in China. The proposal of this new concept is of great significance to the development of Chinese manufacturing industry and clarifies the development route of its transformation and upgrading.
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Traditional mode ofMade in Chinais facing trust crisis for the poor quality and reliability of products,besides,Chinese manufacturing industry is confronted with a difficult situation for being claimed to have the following problems: low efficiency,excessive energy consumption and destruction of ecological environment. Therefore,it's urgent for the transformation and upgrading. A new concept,Fine- made in China,and its connotation is proposed in this paper,which is the development strategy of transforming and upgrading Made in China. The proposal of this new concept is of great significance to the development of Chinese manufacturing industry and clarifies the development route of its transformation and upgrading.
Key concepts: Connotation, China, Quality (philosophy), Business, Transformation (genetics), Mode (computer interface), Consumption (sociology), Energy consumption