Doing Business with China

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		Doing Business with China
		Doing Business with China

基本信息·出版社：GMB Publishing
·页码：650 页
·出版日期：2003年05月
·ISBN：0749439114
·International Standard Book Number：0749439114
·条形码：9780749439118
·EAN：9780749439118
·版本：4th
·装帧：精装
·正文语种：英语
·丛书名：Doing Business with China

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Reference source for international managers, analysts, entrepreneurs, and consultants engaged in international business and market development in China. Topics include China's economy and administration system, foreign trade within the WTO, foreign company operations in China, market entry and business development in China, and more. Previous edition: c2000.
作者简介 Li Yong is the Deputy Secretary General of the China Association of International Trade (CAIT), which is a national organization in China that advises governments on trade and investment policies and companies on corporate development strategies. Between 1993 and 2000 he was managing director of the Centre for Market and Trade Development (CMTD), a leading business consulting service under MOFTEC, which is now the Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM). Mr. Li Yong has worked on many consultancy projects for multinational companies and international institutions and lectures extensively in and outside China on a variety of issues on doing business with China. Recently, he was elected council member of the Executive Council of the China International Cultural Exchange Centre.^Jonathan Reuvid was formerly an economist, an investment banker and an international corporate development consultant. He has edited and co-authored many titles for Kogan Page, including "The Corporate Guide to Expatriate Employment" and "Managing Business Risk".
编辑推荐 .."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 "This comprehensive reference presents extensive business as well as other general information about China. Organized in seven parts and with more than 30 appendixes, this new edition (1st ed., 1994, CH, Feb'95) completely updates information in the previous edition and takes into account China's entry into the World Trade Organization (WTO, December 2001) and recent major political leadership changes. (The book was completed before the SARS medical event and impact, however.) While the numerical information reported (2002 or 2001 latest year) does not reflect WTO membership, this volume does present excellent analysis of WTO's probable impact on China. Topics addressed in various sections include market entry and business development, economic performance, banking, foreign direct investment, major industry sectors, government structure, consumer markets, state-owned enterprises, taxation/accounting practices, intellectual property, and local/regional areas. The volume contains many short sections (mainly underten pages) of narrative information and implications related to China's full WTO status. It also contains more than 100 pages of useful names, addresses, and phone/fax contact information. Excellent for anyone considering business with China. Summing Up: Recommended. Academic collections, upper-division undergraduate and up; business, government, and large public libraries." -- J. W. Leonard, Miami University in CHOICE
目录
China's policy on the utilization of foreign capital; the development and reform of China's state-owned enterprises; the Chinese government structure and its operation; China's assurance of Hong Kong's long-term prosperity; China's foreign trade activity and administration; setting up business in China; accountancy standards and practices and taxation issues; the implications of Chinese cultural values in business; transactions - the impact of "guanxi" in business relationships; selecting Chinese partners, negotiating and managing joint ventures; market research, brand management, advertising and public relations in China; investment banking in China; economic and trade statistics of 46 provinces, municipalities and cities; surveys of 27 selected key Chinese industries.
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