Economy global competitive questions

Please answer each question not too brief, and with details and deep thoughts, NO PLAGIARISM!

Each question should be maximum 150 words! no more than 150 per question!

total maximum 1200, no more than 1200!

• Discuss China’s “market socialism” or “socialist market economy.” In what major ways does it differ from Europe’s “social market economies?” Explain.
• “How developing economies ensure that productivity either begins or continues to rise is one of the biggest challenges these economies face." Critically discuss the nature of this challenge and how it might be met using at least two Asian, African and/or Middle Eastern economies as examples.
• Is Japan a setting or a rising sun? Explain. What does it need to do to be the latter rather than the former? Critically discuss.
• “Current non-innovation-based Asian economies such as China, India etc. must become innovation-based economies to fully close the income gap with the rich economies. This final step is a critical but difficult one.” Discuss.
• “High productivity is beneficial, not because it helps a country compete with other countries, but because it lets a country produce and therefore consume more. Period.” Explain and discuss using at least two Asian economies as examples.
• Discuss the strengths and weaknesses of competitiveness in the dominant economics of Asia (that is, China, Japan, India etc.) and the opportunities and threats that the competiveness of these economies pose for the less developed economies of the world elsewhere in Asia, Africa, the Middle East and Latin America.
• Discuss the competitiveness and global growth prospects, challenges and opportunities for either China, India, Asia in general, Africa in general, or the Middle East (Arab world) in general, over the next decade or the next fifty years.
• Discuss the strengths and weaknesses of competitiveness in the emerging economies of Asia (e.g. China, India etc.) and the opportunities and threats that the emergence of competitiveness in these economics pose for the dominant rich nations in the world such as those in North America and Europe.