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George E. Andrews,Bruce C. Berndt(PPPs). This chapter draws attention to a new trend in the nature of SBRs, i.e. the emergence of public-public partnerships. In this type of SBR, when huge state-owned enterprises that function as multi-national companies invest in an emerging economy, they forge business ties with government-linked

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Evariste Galois: Founder of Group Theorystates that deploy their leading business-based institutions as well as transnational-based public policies, such as the BRI, to achieve their goals. The inter-related themes of governance, finance, and economic and enterprise development loom large in the newly-forged SBRs that are re-shaping inves

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Bruce C. Berndt,George E. Andrewsrged by China with Southeast Asian countries who were privy to BRI-linked investments, contributed to the building of a new state-business order. This chapter provides an overview of this state-business order, fashioned by the governments of China and Malaysia.

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George E. Andrews,Bruce C. Berndt on flow of information, reciprocity, and credibility in each venture. The different forms of state intervention are also assessed, as well as whether the creation of an infrastructure to promote key industries and support the rise of small- and medium-scale enterprises had occurred through state-state ties.

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