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Doing Business with China 5th Edition
Global Market Briefings (GMB Publishing Ltd), June 2005, Pages: 456
This fifth edition of Doing Business with China focuses on developments in China's business and regulatory environment over the past three years since WTO entry and on the key industry sectors where China is already a global player or which offer good opportunities for foreign investment and trade. Written by top international law firms, banks and consultants with hands-on experience in China, Chinese experts and academics and others with a detailed knowledge of the country, this book provides a unique survey of commercial opportunities in China and authoritative advice on how to do business there.
REVIEWS OF PREVIOUS EDITION
'…a laudable attempt to put all the things you need to know into one practical volume. …These issues listed are covered in a straightforward and coherent manner.' FINANCIAL TIMES
'…a valuable reference source for any international company either considering going into China, or already there.' CHINA-BRITAIN TRADE REVIEW
'It contains a mass of useful information on the country's foreign trade activity and also highlights both the opportunities and pitfalls of this complex but rewarding market.'
CREDIT MANAGEMENT
'…essential reading for those involved in financial services, corporate planners, entrepreneurs and all China's would-be trading partners.' BUSINESS EXECUTIVE
'The scope of the book is massive - from networking to logistics, from petrochemicals to provinces and from contract law to consumer strategies.' LLOYD'S LIST
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