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Source: Interviews by the author. Notes 1. Malenbaum (1956), Lal (1995), Huang and Khanna (2003), Nagaraj (2005), Sinha (2005), Desai (2005), Chaudhuri and Ravallion (2007), Bosworth and Collins (2008), Mukherjee and Zhang (2007), Dinello and Wang ed. , ed. (2010), etc. 2. Altenburg et al. (2008), Gregory et al. (2009), and Sato (2010) are exceptions. 3. John King, Fairbank Center for East Asian Research (1989). 4. In this sense, this work is expected to be one of the contributions that expand the cases of “variety of capitalism” discourse by applying it to China and India.
Metal/steel Textiles Paper/wood/leather etc. 5 (rate)a No. of emp. 3 Turnover ratio, manufacturing sector in China and India – value added/ fixed assets, %, current price in local currency Note: For China, we used “net output value” for 1981–1992, and “value-added” for 1994–2006. Source: For China, CIEY, for India up to 1997, NASI, and for 1998–2007, MSPI. shifts of workers. At the same time, China experienced a prominent upsurge in the ratio starting from the late 1990s. This strongly suggests that China increased the productivity level by further intensifying the usage of capital, either by technological sophistication or by more labor input.
See Altenburg et al. (2008). 7. In 2009, Huawai descended the rank to the second largest after Panasonic Corporation, and in 2010, ZTE Corporation – another Chinese indigenous communication equipment manufacturer – became the second, with Huawei having declined to fourth. 8. In the country-wise PCT ranking, China now ranks fourth in the world in terms of international patent applications, having surpassed France in 2009 and Korea in 2010. India ranks sixteenth, but it is the second after Israel in the rest of the world excluding Europe, the US and three East Asian countries (Japan, China, and Korea).