Titlebook: Economic Success of Chinese Merchants in Southeast Asia; Identity, Ethnic Coo Janet Tai Landa Book 2016 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2

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Marketing of Pontian Smallholders’ Rubber: Mutual Aid Arrangements Among Hokkien Dealersg Hokkien dealers to facilitate them in their middleman roles. Section 1 will provide the background for understanding the Chinese middleman system involved in the marketing of smallholders rubber in Singapore and West Malaysia.. Section 2 will describe the organization of the marketing of Pontian s

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Coasean Foundations of a Unified Theory of Western and Chinese Contractual Practices and Economic Or contracts but place great emphasis on the importance of personal relationships/connections—.—and trust in their business dealings with fellow-Chinese.. Because of this difference in contractual practice, it has long been recognized by western investors that doing business with the Chinese in China

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The Economics of Symbols, Clan Names, and Religion emphasizes the impersonality of transactions: it is a matter of indifference to the buyer or the seller with whom they do business provided that they obtain the same (homogeneous) commodity at the same price. For a world of contract certainty, this is an acceptable theory. In a world of contract un

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The Role of Culture and Institutions in Promoting Middleman-Entrepreneurship in Less-Developed Econo. Ethnically homogeneous middleman groups (EHMGs) have played significant roles in cross cultural trade throughout history.. Some of these EHMGs, such as the Jews in medieval Europe, have persisted over long periods of time; others, in present-day LDCs—Chinese in Southeast Asia, the Indians in East

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The Co-evolution of Markets, Entrepreneurship, Laws, and Institutions in China’s Economy in Transitihe transition from a centrally planned economy to a market-oriented economy.. China has enjoyed rapid economic growth at the average rate of 9.5 percent during 1980–1990, and double-digit g growth from 1993–1995.. China’s experience during the transitional period stands in sharp contrast to the refo

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Sows, Cows, and Coase: The Conflict of Culturesnalities, which is different from the standard Pigovian/Pigouvian analysis. The so-called “Coase Theorem” states that given the initial assignment of property rights, parties to a dispute will make bargains or contracts with each other to exchange rights in order to internalize externalities, assumi