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I. Introduction

II. The Rise of China: A Dual Challenge for Korea

1. China as a major trading partner
2. China as a competitot in third markets
3. The 'huge sucking sound' from China: is it for real?
4. China's rise as a regional leader

III. Responding to the Dual Chinese Challenge
1. Re-orienting Korea firms' strategies
2. Addressing domestic economic weaknesses
3. Korea's regional strategy

IV. Summary and Conclusions

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