Opinions and expert analysis on manufacturing in China, Chinese manufacturing, China import/export, sourcing in China, locating Chinese manufacturers and the truth about doing business in China.
We often say that our first job as a sourcing company is to help educate our clients about doing business in China. There is quite a bit of fear, and misunderstanding. Tim Ambler and Morgan Witzel's new book is a good resource as it addresses some current changes such the implications of China's WTO entry.
from: Doing Business in China by Lo, Joanna
source: The China Business Review, July 1, 2005.
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This is an old article from 2002. In it leaders in Suzhou state they have a long way to go for China to become a manufacturing giant. I wonder if they ever thought a few years was a long way.
from: "Suzhou Consensus" reached by China's manufacturing leaders.
source: Xinhua News Agency, December 15, 2002.
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COPYRIGHT 2002 COMTEX News Network, Inc.
This is an old article from 2002. In it leaders in Suzhou state they have a long way to go for China to become a manufacturing giant. I wonder if they ever thought a few years was a long way.
from: "Suzhou Consensus" reached by China's manufacturing leaders.
source: Xinhua News Agency, December 15, 2002.
via: HighBeam™ Research
COPYRIGHT 2002 COMTEX News Network, Inc.
This is an old article from 2002. In it leaders in Suzhou state they have a long way to go for China to become a manufacturing giant. I wonder if they ever thought a few years was a long way.
from: "Suzhou Consensus" reached by China's manufacturing leaders.
source: Xinhua News Agency, December 15, 2002.
via: HighBeam™ Research
COPYRIGHT 2002 COMTEX News Network, Inc.
As we are all currently dealing with impact of rising oil prices, in the sourcing industry we are seeing shorter quote windows because of the steep and continuous increase in raw material prices. But we are also seeing an increase in interest in China as the need to lower price even with the slightests margins are needed.
from: Oil prices may drive China exports by David Lague
source: International Herald Tribune, September 6, 2005.
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from: Taiwan Flat Panel Exports Expected to Jump 32 Percent in 2005;.
source: PR Newswire, September 2, 2005.
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from: CHINA'S EMERGING POWER IS ON CENTER STAGE LEADER'S SEATTLE VISIT HIGHLIGHTS COMPLEX RELATIONS.(Business)(Column) by Bolt, Todd Bishop^And Kristen Millares
source: Seattle Post-Intelligencer (Seattle, WA), September 3, 2005.
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