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EAEren eta Txinaren arteko harreman ekonomikoak: aukerak eta erronkak

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  • Maiza Larrarte, José Antonio
  • Bustillo Mesanza, Ricardo

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Artikulu honen helburu nagusia da EAEren eta Txinaren arteko harreman ekonomikoak aztertzea: zein izan da harreman horien bilakaera eta zein egungo garrantzia? 80ko hamarkadatik Txinak lortu duen hazkunde ekonomiko biziaren eraginez bi ekonomien arteko loturak estutu egin dira: 2011n, EAEk Txinan erosi zuen bere guztizko inportazioen %5,3, eta Txinako merkatuan saldu zuen bere esportazio totalen %2,2. Halaber, gero eta enpresa gehiagok erabaki dute Txinan ezartzea. Argi dagoenez, Asiako Dragoi Handiaren hazkundeak aukerak eta erronkak dakartza herrialde garatu guztiontzat, eta EAEko ekonomiaren etorkizuna ere estuki lotuta egongo da inguru global berrian lehiakor izateko gaitasunarekin.

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  • Maiza Larrarte, José Antonio & Bustillo Mesanza, Ricardo, 2012. "EAEren eta Txinaren arteko harreman ekonomikoak: aukerak eta erronkak," Revista de Dirección y Administración de Empresas, Universidad del País Vasco - Escuela Universitaria de Estudios Empresariales de San Sebastián.
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