China's opening up has unleashed lucrative opportunities to foreign investors. However, doing business in China is far more difficult than many people have anticipated. Using a new theoretical framework and comprehensive evidence, this book systematically examines China's hard and soft investment environment for FDI. Main problems encountered by investors are also investigated. The book is an essential guide to investors in avoiding common and expensive pitfalls of doing business in China and an invaluable reference for consultants, researchers and students in understanding the Chinese market.
China's opening up has unleashed lucrative opportunities to foreign investors. However, doing business in China is far more difficult than many people have anticipated. Using a new theoretical framework and comprehensive evidence, this book systematically examines China's hard and soft investment environment for FDI. Main problems encountered by investors are also investigated. The book is an essential guide to investors in avoiding common and expensive pitfalls of doing business in China and an invaluable reference for consultants, researchers and students in understanding the Chinese market.
DR FENG LI is currently Director of Postgraduate research in the Department of Management Science, Strathclyde University Business School in Glasgow (UK). He was educated in China (BSc. MA) and in the UK (PhD), and has previously works as a researcher in the Renmin University of China and the University of Newcastle upon Tyne. His interest in China's reform and opening went back to the mid-1980s. He participated in a number of large research programmes, and in the last few years he has worked closely with several consulting companies and their corporate clients. He is the author of The Geography of Business Information. JING LI is a freelance consultant, providing strategic advice to consulting companies as well as their corporate clients on the foreign investment environment in China and related policy issues. She was educated in China (BSc) and the UK (MPhil), and has lived and worked in both countries for many years. She currently works for Chunghua Picture Tubes (UK) Ltd in Scotland.
Inhaltsangabe
List of Figures List of Tables Preface Acknowledgements Introduction: Foreign Investment in China Under the Open Door Policy The Main Attractions of China to Foreign Investors Under the Contemporary World Economic Climate Opening the Door to FDI: The Evolution of Relevant Policies in China The Foreign Investment Environment in China: The Hard Environment The Foreign Investment Environment in China: The Soft Environment (I) The Foreign Investment Environment in China: The Soft Environment (II) Distribution, Marketing and Consumer Behaviour in China The Economic and Social Influences of FDI in China Conclusions: Foreign Investment Environment in China Under the Open Door Policy Bibliography Index
List of Figures List of Tables Preface Acknowledgements Introduction: Foreign Investment in China Under the Open Door Policy The Main Attractions of China to Foreign Investors Under the Contemporary World Economic Climate Opening the Door to FDI: The Evolution of Relevant Policies in China The Foreign Investment Environment in China: The Hard Environment The Foreign Investment Environment in China: The Soft Environment (I) The Foreign Investment Environment in China: The Soft Environment (II) Distribution, Marketing and Consumer Behaviour in China The Economic and Social Influences of FDI in China Conclusions: Foreign Investment Environment in China Under the Open Door Policy Bibliography Index
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