Growth mechanisms and sustainability : economic analysis of the steel industry in East Asia / Jun Ma, Masashi Yamamoto, editors.
Ma, Jun (Economist), editor.; Yamamoto, Masashi, editor.
2021
HD9526.E18 G76 2021
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Title Growth mechanisms and sustainability : economic analysis of the steel industry in East Asia / Jun Ma, Masashi Yamamoto, editors.
ISBN 9789811624865 (electronic bk.)
9811624860 (electronic bk.)
9789811624858
9811624852
DOI https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-2486-5
Published Singapore : Palgrave Macmillan, [2021]
Copyright ©2021
Language English
Description 1 online resource : illustrations (some color)
Item Number 10.1007/978-981-16-2486-5 doi
Call Number HD9526.E18 G76 2021
Dewey Decimal Classification 338.47669142095
Summary This book provides a broad investigation of various issues in East Asias steel industry since the 1980s, including international specialization and trade relations, the sustainable use of resources, technological innovations, and environmental mitigation, alongside a consideration of the rapid growth in Chinese steel industry. Using macro and firm-level data, and case studies based on field research to discuss issues concerning the steel industry in East Asia. In search of an easy understanding, we try to simplify complicated economic models and statistical analyses, and concentrate on policy implications based as much as possible on the results of empirical analyses. We believe that this book will be of interest to policymakers, economists, practitioners and advocates of sustainability. Jun Ma is an expert in the field of labor economics and industrial organization. He obtained his Ph. D. in economics from Kyoto University (Japan) in 1998. Since that year, he has been working at the University of Toyama, where he became a full professor in 2009. Masashi Yamamoto earned his Ph. D. in economics from Keio University (Japan) in 2010. He is currently a professor of economics at Tokai University (Japan). Before joining Tokai University, he was a faculty member at University of Toyama from October 2008 to March 2021.
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Yamamoto, Masashi, editor.
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Part 1. Growth and Changes in the Steel Industry
Chapter 1. Changes in the Trade and Competition Environment and the Specialization Structure in East Asia
Chapter 2. Changes in the Trade Structure of the Iron and Steel Industry in East Asia from the Perspective of the International Division of Labor
Part 2. Technological Innovation in Steel Companies
Chapter 3. Technology transfer management in the steel industry: focusing on transfer speed, recognition lag and learning lag
Chapter 4. Innovation and Rise of the Japanese and Korean Steel Industries as Latecomers in the Global Steel Industry
Part 3. Issues of Resources and Environment in the Steel Industry.
Chapter 5. Decomposing the Energy Impact of the Steel Industry in the Manufacturing Sector: Evidence from East Asian Countries
Chapter 6. Climate Shocks and Raw Material Prices in the Steel Industry
Part 4. Impacts and Challenges of the Growth in Chinas Steel Industry
Chapter 7. Impact of Imports, Technological Progress and Domestic Demand on the Growth and Structural Changes of China's Steel Industry: Evidence from trade relations in East Asia.
Chapter 8. The Policy and Effects of International Production Capacity Cooperation in China's Iron and Steel Industry
Chapter 9. Labor Productivity and Surplus Labor of Chinese Firms in the Iron and Steel Industry
Chapter 10. On the Electoral Consequences of Rising Chinese Imports: Evidence from Japanese Elections
Chapter 11. Challenges and Policy Suggestions for Sustainable Growth.

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