Essays Tagged: "chinese economy"
Businss Plan in China.
al figure of 8% made it the most dynamic large economy in the world-by far."It is no doubt that the Chinese economy is booming. The 8 percent growth rate for gross domestic product clearly exemplifies ... rcent growth rate for gross domestic product clearly exemplifies the outstanding performance of the Chinese economy. In this corporate plan, on the basis of the current situation and trends of Chinese ...
Subjects: Businesss Research Papers
China set to cool off its Growth. An essay about the recent high levels of economic growth in china. Economics
point where it may not be sustainable without equally large inflation. But any reduction in rate of Chinese economy's growth will have little effects on neighboring Asian economies due in part to the ... and anticipated growth of both U.S. and Japanese economies anticipated. It appears that the Chinese government is trying to take preemptive, measures to cool off the "overheated" economy. "The ...
Subjects: Businesss Research Papers > Markets & Exchanges
Why does the Chinese government at the start of the 21st century refuse to give its people rights despite encouraging private enterprise in industry commerce?
To answer this question you would have to focus why the Chinese Government refuses to give its people democratic rights. The paradox in the question is why ... democratic rights. The paradox in the question is why over the last 25 years state control over the Chinese economy has been relaxed but the CCP still holds its dictatorial grip over the country. This ... mple is the present day persecution of Falun Gong the strange religious cult. The relaxation of the Chinese economy means more Western items can be sold in China. Shanghai is now a major city in China ...
Subjects: History Term Papers > Asian History
The Environmental Implications of Political and Economic Reform in Communist China
Within the last decade, much of the world has seen an increase in the amount of concern for the Chinese economy and its freight train like behavior. With the rapid democratization of said economy, ... versity among a countless number of lakes and streams; industrial emissions choking the majority of Chinese citizenry; massive deforestation (over centuries) resulting in a quarter of the land being t ...
Subjects: Social Science Essays > Political Science > Specific Policies
Criteria one should use to select one or more distributors in China.
IntroductionWith the dramatic development of the Chinese economy over the last 20 years, more and more multinational organizations are eager to estab ... lly important points to consider for foreign companies who have had no experiences dealing with the Chinese government authorities or unfamiliar with the laws and regulations.Business and Personal cap ... ne over dinner tables than in actual meeting rooms. This kind of social behavior is embedded in the Chinese culture and is connected to other deeply held traditional values and beliefs (Lisa, 1994, P2 ...
Subjects: Businesss Research Papers
Digico - Expansion to India or China: Choice between expansion to China or India for a company producing computer projectors and specialist display screens
hich includes our customers, makes up around 50 percent of India's gross domestic product while the Chinese economy is characterised by its industrial production and our products will not be of any us ... f the Indian society are able to speak fluent English and are in general better educated than their Chinese counterparts.Should we decide to move our production overseas even the wage levels are an ar ...
Subjects: Businesss Research Papers > Case Studies > Computer and Electronics Companies
"China's entry into the World Trade Organisation in 2001 has substantially lowered the risks for MNEs competing with Chinese firms now."
lisation by offering maximum amounts of trades and investments to foreign countries. The opening of Chinese economy to worldwide certainly increases trade flows between China and other foreign countri ... tive market system and strength the market in the allocation of resources. Meanwhile, this promotes Chinese firms to further expand and explore international markets such as fruit, meat and vegetable ...
Subjects: Social Science Essays > Economics > Foreign & International Economics
The Impact of China's Economic Reform on the Operations of International Firms
ts1.Introduction2.Background2.1 China's economic reform2.2 FDI in China3.Analysis and evaluation3.1 Chinese market environment3.2 Chinese management culture3.3 Chinese human resource3.4 Chinese indust ... to manufacturing and services, and from a closed to a globally-integrated economy. As a result, the Chinese economy has experienced spectacular growth. According to China's official statistics, the re ...
Subjects: Social Science Essays > Economics > Foreign & International Economics
Why is there so much intellectual piracy in China?
for cracking down on intellectual property theft can be traced to several key factors, namely: the Chinese economy's reliance upon pirated goods, both tacit and overt national and local government ap ... e examine the aforementioned causes of China's widespread piracy problem and argue that despite the Chinese government's aesthetic attempts to stamp out piracy, the problem is far more widespread and ...
Subjects: Social Science Essays > Current Issues
Revaluation of the Yuan
he following example. If a Big Mac costs three dollars in Canada the accurate exchange rate for the Chinese Yuan will be one that exchanges three Canadian dollars for the amount of Yuan it would take ... factors, and one can find many discrepancies between actual rates and implied purchasing power. The Chinese economy is one of the fastest expanding economies in the world today. There is international ...
Subjects: History Term Papers > Asian History
Chinese History: Foundations Era-Early Modern Era
s or successions of emperors. Being a major world power and a strong influential force in Asia, the Chinese have played a profound role in world history through many aspects. Many historians view Chin ... political unity and disunity and occasionally becoming dominated by foreign people. When examining Chinese history from the foundations era to the early industrial era, it is clear that the political ...
Subjects: History Term Papers > Asian History
Case Study: Beer Companies investing in China
nt decisions about China?The bureaucratic challenges to foreign companies in china are immense. The Chinese government is run by the communist party which creates a mired of problems for free enterpri ... about their investments unless they have someone from within to help them navigate the complicated Chinese economy. This creates another problem because the Chinese government does not have western i ...
Subjects: Businesss Research Papers > Management > Human Resource Management
China's economy growing so fast
loping economies (Hu and Khan, 1997: 1). In this essay I will therefore analyse the reasons why the Chinese economy was able to grow so fast in the 1980s and 1990s up until 1998, namely: the developme ... urces" throughout most of the economy (Elwell et al: 1997 and Guthrey, 2003). However, the death of Chinese leader Mao Zedong in 1976 freed up economic reformist leader Deng Xiaoping to institute the ...
Subjects: Businesss Research Papers > Case Studies
US Cultural Trade in China
company and it looks to become the leader in the emerging market.Although it is projected that the Chinese economy will be one of the world's largest in the next decade, the Western understanding of ... Without proper knowledge of the host country culture, the MNCs find it difficult to comprehend the Chinese management style, which is characterized by strong sense of hierarchy, de-emphasis of self, ...
Subjects: Businesss Research Papers > Management
The First Opium War
cting the juice from poppy seeds.The fields were controlled by Britain. Their market was China. The Chinese tried to stop the trade and this led to the Opium War of 1839-1842. The Chinese economy was ... t control. The Mandarin classes were dishonest as was their army. The East India Company needed the Chinese market for the money it made and because they could gather taxes if their Indian opium growe ...
Subjects: History Term Papers > Asian History
China's External Relations and Their Economic Impact CHINA-ASEAN RELATIONS : Perspectives, prospects and implication for northeast Asia interests
e between Japan/Korea and ASEANmember countries, (ii) the markedly high expected growth rate of the Chinese economy, and (iii) the economic diversity among members of ASEAN +3 group.First, foreign dir ...
Subjects: Businesss Research Papers > Markets & Exchanges
Australia and China
ving, and the Government role in managing the economy.When comparing the Australian economy and the Chinese economy, we can see that they are very diverse, but in many ways very similar.Firstly, Austr ... been reforming their economy since 1979 and has managed a high economic growth rate. Since 1978 the Chinese leadership has taken a more sensible perspective on many political and socioeconomic problem ...
Subjects: Social Science Essays > Economics
What do you see as the principal economic challenges faced by China and how might these be addressed?
said, the economic construction in China is like "crossing the river while feeling the stones". The Chinese economy constantly faces economic problems and challenges while it obtains great economic ac ... s great economic achievements. The negative impacts will seriously influence the development of the Chinese economy especially if the PRC cannot solve them properly.This report will analyze the princi ...
Subjects: Social Science Essays > Economics > Development Studies
The 2008 Olympic Games bring China more benefit or not?
ives of people in China.A few people hold that the 2008 Olympics could not bring economic growth to Chinese. They think only during the Olympic Games China appeared “economic bonus”, but aft ... ars." This can prove the Olympic Games bring a wealth of business opportunities to China. Whatever, Chinese economy does not fall into a slump when this driving force expires. Additionally, some stron ...
Subjects: Social Science Essays > Controversial Issues
China's Impact on European Trade
ion.In this report, we will focus China's impact on European Trade, which include the background of Chinese economy, the benefit of EU and China trade, EU exports and investment in China, the compete ... showing that the numbers of middle class is increasing and a significant percentage increase in the Chinese purchasing power.A new trading powerIt is a significant move for the Chinese government to e ...
Subjects: Businesss Research Papers