Chinese Economy Study, Sammelband (Hrsg.: Sao-Wen Cheng) online verfügbar unter https://dokumentix.ub.uni-siegen.de/opus/volltexte/2017/1222/index.html

Requirements:

1. A seminar thesis (10 pages)

2. A presentation, max. 25 min. (power point presentation, prezi, etc. are welcome)

3. Active participation and engagement.

The Chinese economy has been growing rapidly in a very short period, from one of thepoorest countries in the world to one of the most important economic superpowers. Thegoal of this seminar is to understand and evaluate this rapid development, and to be able tomake realistic predictions about where the Chinese economy is headed. This seminarencompasses three parts: 1) The first part studies the economic policies that affect China’seconomic development; 2) The second part investigates the diverse non-economic factorsthat impact China’s economic development; and 3) The third part examines economicpractices through industry case studies.

Themes:

I. Economic policy
1. Monetary policy
2. Fiscal policy
3. Labor market policy
4. Enviromental policy

II. Economic infrastructure

III. Culture and economic development

IV. Politics and economic development

V. Greater Chinese economic corporation: China, Taiwan, Hongkong

VI. Industries
1. Automobile industry
2. Iron and steel industrye
3. Textile industry
4. Consumer electronics industry
5. Media industry
6. Internet industry

Studierende im Bachelor mit Interesse an internationalen Wirtschaftsbeziehungen im Allgemeinen und der chinesischen Wirtschaft im Speziellen; auch interessant für Gründungsinteressierte