What are the key ingredients of Taiwan's successful entry into world markets? What lessons can other developing countries draw from Taiwan's experience with global markets?
What will be an ideal response?
The new case study discusses some of the key factors of Taiwan's success in global markets. The case study focuses mostly on economic variables but social variables (such as the work ethic, somewhat relegated under "other factors" in the case study) should be mentioned in lectures.
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a. private good. b. club good. c. common resource. d. public good.