theory vs reality
what can chinese firms actually get their hands on? Still not a big chinese car firm
Chapter 1: general overview (relatively short) 1000 words
Why hasn’t china produced a global car brand?
paragraph describing global trends automobile industry etc
this has motivated my research question etc
western companies becoming more protective of intellectual property
use the car industry as an example
what methodology (answer how I’m going to answer the question)
issues with the research methods (why is this way the best way to answer the question) (case study methodology, why is it suitable?)
Put the research questions in here (why this sector is good for an example)
Chapter 2: Literature review (2000-3000) (general literature on FDI, Chinas attitude to FDI, literature on the opening of the automobile industry in China specifically) (these areas will tell me what issues to focus on)
FDI and theory behind FDI (heimer, bockley) (why did firms conduct FDI)
literature is positive (more jobs, technology transfer, etc) (positive spillovers from investors to country)
Why are developing countries doing outward FDI
Chapter 3: Case study of the Chinese automobile industry (longest chapter)
Why did China open the automobile industry early
They had a lot of conditions (local components, joint ventures,)
Supply chain issues, a lot of problems
Copy cat designs
Why are chinese companies investing in global car brands (are they trying to
acquisition of volvo as an example (was it for global market or for technology and components)
Get data from the car manufacturers themselves/ public data (and use it in a way that backs up argument and research question)
look at car manufacturers websites and joint ventures automobile industry China
Chinese government on one side dictating what happens (local manufacturing components since its what adds value, cant have all components coming from abroad) (they then have to invest in local component makers to increase the standard) (rationality in that)
Show how intellectual property rights works in practice
argue that foreign direct investment comes with strings attached because it doesn’t mean that there will be a transfer of technology
Intellectual Property Rights are a barrier for developing economies
Invest in country however no transfer of technology
Pace of technology change is also a factor
Green technology look into it
might want to use a specific joint venture, look at newspaper reports, websites, the companies themselves, have any of these issues gone to the WTO
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