论文摘要
欠发达国家以经济和社会利益为目的而允许跨国公司在本国开展商业活动。但事实上,经常把业务从一个地区转向另一个地区的跨国公司,除了给东道国带来利益外,同时也会由于引起东道国资源过度开发、产业自主权丧失等问题对东道国的企业和产业发展带来伤害。中国作为欠发达国家之一,也实行了同样的引进政策(20世纪80年代的开放政策),邀请跨国公司在国内很多领域内进行投资,尤其是汽车产业领域,其目的在于力图通过技术的革新而获得经济利益和提高汽车产业竞争力。但到目前为止这一战略实施并不是很成功,主要原因在于跨国公司害怕丧失市场支配地位而不愿意转让其核心技术。早在20世纪80年代中国的开放政策实施以来,跨国公司就通过大量投资长期控制着中国的汽车市场。由于缺乏资本,技术和专业知识,大多数国内汽车制造商高度依赖国外引进,并被迫进行合资或成为外资公司经营代理。这一经营模式在提高了企业在中国这个世界上最大的汽车消费市场(2009年1月统计数据)的份额同时,也使的他们的自主生存更加严峻,预计2014年中国汽车企业将成为世界上最大的汽车制造商。本文主要通过与其他国家汽车产业的比较分析来评价中国汽车产业的竞争能力。全文共分为七章:第一章为引言部分,阐释论文研究目标、重要性和研究方法;第二章是文献回顾与总结并以此形成本文的研究基础;第三章研究中国汽车产业的发展现状;第四章运用人口统计学分析方法从不同角度对中国汽车产业发展进行了分析。第五章主要运用描述统计学、预警系统、竞争力权重模型等一些统计学和数学领域的方法评价中国汽车产业的创新能力。预警系统方法主要通过中国国民对汽车产业的期望值和实际感受的比较分析去确立中国汽车产业创新的层次和水平。竞争力权重模型主要通过中国和其他国家国民对各自国家汽车产业评价的对比分析,评价中国汽车产业在国际上的地位。第六章主要对两个案例进行讨论,分析中国汽车产业近年来如何通过创新提升他们的竞争力。第七章是全文的总结和研究展望部分。与传统的观点所不一样的是,本文研究认为:第一、中国汽车产业的创新能力已达到一个令人较为满意的层次;第二、中国汽车制造商与外国汽车制造商相比同样具有竞争力;第三、创新能力的提升问题已经成为中国汽车产业的共识,不应该为新一代汽车中出现中国的品牌而感到惊奇。
论文目录
摘要AbstractChapter 1: Introduction1.1. Statement of the Problem1.2. Importance and Scope of the research1.3. Research questions1.4. Research Methodology1.5. Data Sources and Analyses Tools/Methods1.6. Research Limitations1.7. Research Findings1.8. Structure ofthe DisserationChapter 2: Literature Review and Initial Propositions2.1. Globalization,Competitiveness aild Innovation2.2. Exploring the concept of Innovation2.2.1. Defining Innovation2.2.2. Types of Innovation2.2.3. Innovation and Economic Growth2.2.4. Innovation at the Industrial level2.2.4.1. Innovation and the Automobile Industry2.2.5. Innovation at the Organizational level2.2.5.1. Sources of innovation2.2.5.2. Determinants of successChapter 3: Chinese Automobile Industry3.1. Evolvement of the Chinese Automobile Industry3.2. Current Trends3.3. Customer orientation3.4. Chinese auto companies have started penetrating the US and European markets3.5. Research and Development in China's Automobile Industry3.6. Transportation Infrastructure3.7. Considerations for the Future MarketChapter 4: Demographic Analyses and Survey Results4.1. Respondents classified by Gender4.1.1. Car usage4.1.2. Sources of information4.1.3. Car characteristics/features4.1.4. Future considerations4.1.5. Car Brand4.1.6. Expectations and Actual Feelings4.2. Respondents classified by Qualification4.2.1. Car usage4.2.2. Sources of information4.2.3. Car characteristics/features4.2.4. Future considerations4.2.5. Car Brand4.2.6. Expectations and Actual Feelings4.3. Respondents classified by Organization4.3.1. Car usage4.3.2. Sources of information4.3.3. Car characteristics/features4.3.4. Future considerations4.3.5. Car Brand4.3.6. Expectations and Actual Feelings4.4. Respondents classified by Occupation4.4.1. Car usage4.4.2. Sources of information4.4.3. Car characteristics/features4.4.4. Future considerations4.4.5. Car Brand4.4.6. Expectations and Actual Feelings4.5. Respondents classified by Age4.5.1. Car usage4.5.2. Sources of information4.5.3. Car characteristics/features4.5.4. Future considerations4.5.5. Car Brand4.5.6. Expectations and Actual Feelings4.6. Respondents classified by Income4.6.1. Car usage4.6.2. Sources of information4.6.3. Car characteristics/features4.6.4. Future considerations4.6.5. Car Brand4.6.6. Expectations and Actual FeelingsChapter 5: Evaluating the Innovative Capabilities of the Chinese Car Manufacturers5.1. Frequency of responses5.1.1. Expectations of Chinese respondents5.1.2. Expectations of Non-Chinese respondents5.1.3. Actual Feelings of Chinese respondents5.1.4. Actual Feelings of Chinese respondents5.2. Comparative Analyses5.2.1. Expectations and Actual Feelings of Chinese respondents5.2.2. Expectations and Actual Feelings of Non-Chinese respondents5.2.3. Comparison of Expectations of Chinese and Non-Chinese respondents5.2.4. Comparison of Actual Feelings of Chinese and Non-Chinese respondents5.2.5. Comparison of the differences between the Expectations and Actual Feelings of Chinese and Non-Chinese respondents5.3 Descriptive Statistics5.3.1. Arithmetic Mean5.3.2. Median5.3.3. Mode5.3.4. Mean,Median and Mode of Expectations and Actual Feelings of Chinese respondents5.3.5. Mean,Median and Mode of Expectations and Actual Feelings of Non-Chinese respondents5.3.6. Sample Variance5.3.7. Standard Deviation5.3.8. Kurtosis5.3.9. Skewness5.3.10. Kurtosis,Skewness of Expectations and Actual Feelings of Chinese respondents5.3.11. Standard Deviation,Sample Variance of Expectations and Actual Feelings of Non-Chinese respondents5.3.12. Kurtosis,Skewness of Expectations and actual feelings of Non-Chinese respondents5.3.13. Box Plots5.4 Correlation5.4.1. Correlation matrix for the Expectations of Chinese respondents5.4.2. Correlalion Matrix for Expectations of Non-Chinese respondents5.4.3. Correlalion Malrix for Actual Feelings of Chinese respondents5.4.4. Correlation Matrix for the Actual Feelings of Non-Chinese respondents5.5. Co-Variance5.5.1. Co-variance for Expectations of Chinese respondents5.5.2. Co-variance for ExpectaIions of Non-Chinese respondents5.5.3. Co-variance for Actual Feelings of Chinese respondents5.5.4. Co-variance for Actual Feelings of Non-Chinese respondents5.6. Early Warning System5.7. Weighted Competitiveness ModelChapter 6: Chinese Car Manufacturers evolving onto the next Plane6.1. Case of Geely Automobile Holdings Limited6.1.1. Independent Innovation6.1.2. Product Lines6.1.3. Customer orientation6.1.4. Motivation and training for innovation6.1.5. Culture for innovation6.1.6. Open innovation6.1.7. Current and future technology trends6.1.8. Proposed Innovalion Strategy for Geely Automobile Holdings Ltd.6.2. BYD Company Limited6.2.1. Corporate culture6.2.2. BYD's Business Structure6.2.3. Research and Development6.2.4. Independent Innovation and Global Competitiveness6.2.5 Sound Infrastructure and International Cooperation6.2.6. Customer Relationship Management(CRM)6.2.7. Social Responsibility6.2.8. A Glimpse of BYD Auto's Hybrid and Electric Vehicles6.3. RemarksChapter 7: Conclusion7.1. Summary of the major findings7.1.1. Market trends7.1.2. Preference for National Brand7.1.3. Consideration of characteristics while a buying a car7.1.4. Expectations and actual feelings7.1.5. Technological Innovations of the Chinese Car Manufacturers7.1.6. Challenges for the future7.2. Recommendations7.2.1 Intellectual Property Management and Independent Innovation7.2.2. Industrial Innovation System7.2.3. Interntional Innovalion System and Global Products7.2.4 Develop a strong brand name7.2.5. Focus on alternative energy sources7.2.6. Training everyone and Open sourcing7.2.7. Customer orientation throngh demographic distribution7.2.8. Coping hypercompetition with new strategiesReferencesAcknowledgementAppendix-Ⅰ: Survey Questionnaire for Non-Chinese respondentsAppendix-Ⅱ: Survey Questionnaire for Chinese respondentsAppendix-Ⅲ: Interview Questionnaire for Geely Automobile CompanyList of FiguresList of TablesList of Publications
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