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9780894990335

Country Commercial Guide : China

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  • ISBN13:

    9780894990335

  • ISBN10:

    0894990330

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2001-04-01
  • Publisher: Lightning Source Inc

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Summary

China is rich in contradictions for U.S. firms. The world's most populous nation, China covers an area larger than the United States. Yet the China market is small and concentrated in a few areas along the eastern seaboard. China is one of the world's oldest civilizations, with thousands of years of history, literature and culture. Yet the People's Republic is a mere 50 years old and most of the laws and regulations governing business and trade have been written in the past twenty years. Courtesy toward guests is a virtue in Chinese culture, and Chinese people can be extraordinarily hospitable and kind. Yet everyday discourse in China is rude and confrontational and the China market is full of cheats and swindlers. China is a communist country; the first article of the Chinese constitution states that China is a socialist country under the leadership of proletariat. Yet, over the past twenty years China has moved from a planned to market economy and is now in many ways more capitalist than communist.

Table of Contents

Executive Summary
Economic Trends and Outlook
Major Trends and Outlook
Principal Growth Sectors
Government Role in the Economy
Infrastructure Investment
Political Environment
Brief Synopsis of Political System
Political Issues Affecting Business Climate
The Nature of Political Relations
Marketing U.S. Products and Services
Distribution and Sales
Selling Factors/Techniques
Advertising and Trade Promotion
Product Pricing and Customer Support
Sales to the Government
Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) Protection
Local Professional Services
Due diligence
Leading Sectors for U.S. Exports and Investment
Best Prospects for Non-Agricultural Goods and Services
Pharmaceuticals
Medical Devises
Insurance
Franchising
Telecommunications Equipment
Computers and Peripherals
Computer Software
Cable Television Equipment
Airport and Ground Support Equipment
Pollution Control Equipment
Machine Tools
Plastic Materials and Resins
Building Materials
Power Generation
Fine and Specialty Chemicals
Agricultural Chemicals
Best Prospects for Agricultural Goods and Services
Grains
Grass Seeds
Oilseeds
Poultry Meat
Hides and Skins
Snack Foods
Fresh Fruits
Beef and Pork Variety Meats
Dairy Ingredients
Seafood
Forest Products
Trade Regulations and Standards
Import Tariffs and Custom Regulations
Trade Barriers
Import Documentation
U.S. Export Controls
Chinese Export Controls
Inspection Standards
Labeling and Marking Requirements
Special Import Provisions
Prohibited Imports
Customs Contact Information
Investment Climate
Openness to Foreign Investment
Conversion and Transfer Policies
Expropriation and Compensation
Dispute Settlement
Performance Requirements/Incentives
Right to Private Ownership and Establishment
Protection of Property Rights
Transparency of the Regulatory System
Capital Markets and Portfolio Investment
Political Violence
Corruption
Bilateral Investment Agreements
OPIC and other Investment Insurance Programs
Labor
Foreign Trade Zones/Free Ports
Foreign Direct Investment in China and Major Investors
U.S. Embassy Survey of U.S. Investors
Trade and Project Financing
Banking System
Foreign-Exchange Controls
General Financing Availability
Terms of Payment
Insurance
Project Financing
Business Travel
Economic and Trade Statistics
Country Data and Domestic Economy
Trade Data
Investment Statistics
U.S. and Country Contacts
Market Research
Trade Event Schedule
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