The Changing Limits and the Limits of Change: the state, private firms, international industry and China in the evolution of Taiwan's electronics industry.

This paper examines the changing role of the state and private enterprise in Taiwan's electronics industry as the industry responds to growth of intra-firm capabilities and the rise of China as a manufacturing base. The industry has a sharp dichotomous outcome between the technologically strong IC s...

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Publicado en:Journal of Contemporary China Vol. 14; no. 44; pp. 483 - 507
Autor principal: Fuller *, Douglas B.
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Taylor & Francis Ltd Aug2005
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        Taiwan
        Computer industry
        Electronic industries
        Integrated circuits
        Electric industries
        High technology industries
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          Computer industry
          Taiwan
          Computer, computer peripheral and pre-packaged software merchant wholesalers
          Electronics Stores
          Computer and software stores
          Electronic Computer Manufacturing
          Computer and peripheral equipment manufacturing
          All Other Miscellaneous Electrical Equipment and Component Manufacturing
          Other Electronic Component Manufacturing
          Semiconductor and other electronic component manufacturing
          Appliance, television and other electronics stores
          Other Electronic Parts and Equipment Merchant Wholesalers
          Electronic industries
          Integrated circuits
          Electric industries
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      ab: This paper examines the changing role of the state and private enterprise in Taiwan's electronics industry as the industry responds to growth of intra-firm capabilities and the rise of China as a manufacturing base. The industry has a sharp dichotomous outcome between the technologically strong IC sector, which has been able to create interdependence with global lead firms, and the systems manufacturing firms, which find themselves trapped in a dependent position vis-à-vis the global lead firms. Due to different positions in global value chains, the IC industry firms have been better able to create advantages out of the opportunities of new firm capabilities and China than the systems firms even as the balance of policy has shifted somewhat away from the state and towards private enterprise.
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