… the key link," and made the historic policy decision to shift the focus of the work of the
Party and the state onto economic development and introduce reform and opening up. It …

… to check … Workers’ co-operatives, labour societies/companies, mutual-provident societies;
sheltered employment centres (or special employment centres) and social insertion companies…

… no matter whether they can produce more efficiently than large companies.[註10] Thus, there
are regulations aimed at restricting large companies to use their market powers improperly …

… serious damage to the security and interests of the country.”For comparison, the classification
… ”, and that employment in companies promotes ethnic mixing and helps workers to “resist …

… a 7.8 per cent growth rate of its GDP in 1998 as compared with that in 1997. From January to
… , but this time round as representatives of foreign companies in Beijing. At the bottom of my …

… The system requires selected participants in China’s electricity market, including grid
companies, electricity retail companies, and large end-users, to take part in directly trading power …

… work‐value dimensions on career choice within individual segment models appear to be
different compared … these organizations with other international and local companies in China. …

… discounts, access and membership improving health and lifestyle, among others … companies
would be further compared in the differences in the salary and can make or break employee …

… Compared to multinationals, SMEs generally have fewer structured innovation processes, …
smaller firms have more freedom and flexibility in economic decisions compared to larger firms…

… companies in Taiwan to stay in business. To build an own brand and go globally becomes an
important strategy for Taiwan companies… Consultants, making a comparison of setting up a …