The Belt and Road Initiative as a new source of impetus for South-South Cooperation through knowledge transfer: A case study of Chinese companies in Ghana

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Thomas AMEYAW-BROBBEY. The Belt and Road Initiative as a new source of impetus for South-South Cooperation through knowledge transfer: A case study of Chinese companies in Ghana[J]. Journal of East China Normal University(Natural Science), 2020, 2020(S1): 159-164.

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	Practical application	Administrative skills	Startups
China State Hualong Cons (CSHLC)	17	12	6
CHICO Group GH. Ltd (CHICO)	12	9	10
China Shangdong Int. (CSI)	16	8	11
Imperial Peking-Accra	2	10	24
Golden Chopsticks	1	13	23
Palace Chinese Restaurant	0	11	19
Sentuo Steel Ltd (SSL)	13	5	21
Somtihon Gh. Com. Ltd (SGCL)	1	4	7
China Mall-Accra	0	16	29
China Mall-Tema	2	14	25
Total	64	102	175

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