2012
DOI: 10.1080/14765284.2012.724980
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China meets the middle-income trap: the large potholes in the road to catching-up

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“…The living standard and average income of the Chinese population grew over time, with negative implications for competitiveness of Chinese products in international markets. "Leading manufacturing provinces fell into the so-called "middle income trap," -with growing production costs, they are still lagging behind Western competitors with regard to product quality (Woo, 2012;Zhuang, Vandenberg, & Huang, 2011). "…”
Section: Transformation Of the Socio-economic Development Model In Chinamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The living standard and average income of the Chinese population grew over time, with negative implications for competitiveness of Chinese products in international markets. "Leading manufacturing provinces fell into the so-called "middle income trap," -with growing production costs, they are still lagging behind Western competitors with regard to product quality (Woo, 2012;Zhuang, Vandenberg, & Huang, 2011). "…”
Section: Transformation Of the Socio-economic Development Model In Chinamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ayrıca, kişi başı geliri ABD gelirinin %20-50 arasında olan ülkeler orta gelir tuzağında ya da potansiyelinde olarak sınıflandırılır. Bu oran %55'in üstünde ise üst gelirli, %20'nin altında ise düşük gelirli ekonomi olarak adlandırılır (Woo, 2012). Tho (2013) ülkeleri ve ülke içindeki bölgeleri kalkınma seviyesi bakımından birbirinden ayıran unsurların kaynak farklılığından ortaya çıktığını belirtmiştir.…”
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“…The authors also find slow-downs tend to bunch at particular levels of income. Woo's (2012) ''Catch-Up Index" (CUI), China became a middle-income country in 2007-2008. It now faces "five major types of middle-income trap" vulnerabilities, including "(a) fiscal stress from the nonperforming loans generated by the interaction between the lending practices of the state banks and the innate desire by state enterprise managers to over-invest and embezzle; (b) the frequent use of macro-stabilization tools that hurt long-term productivity growth; (c) flaws in socio-political governance that ex-acerbate social tensions; (d) ineffective management of environmental challenges that threaten sustainable development; and (e) inept handling of international economic tensions that could unleash trade conflict" (ibid.…”
Section: Drawing On Data In the Penn Worldmentioning
confidence: 99%