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doing business with china, fourth edition
Doing Business with China, Fourth Edition
by Jonathan Reuvid and Li Yong (eds)   ISBN:0749439114
Kogan Page © 2003

This new edition is the authoritative source of business information on China's rapidly developing market. Coverage includes China's economy and administration system, business development, foreign trade, and much more.

Table of Contents
Doing Business with China, Fourth Edition
Foreword
Introduction
Preface
Part I - China's Economy and Administration System
Chapter 1.1 - China's Economic Performance and Outlook
Chapter 1.2 - Changes in the Laws and Regulations Regarding Foreign Investment in China
Chapter 1.3 - China as a WTO Member: Systemic Issues
Chapter 1.4 - China's Commitments to the WTO “ a Chinese Perspective
Chapter 1.5 - Chinese Government Structure
Chapter 1.6 - China's Prospering Private Sector
Chapter 1.7 - China's Consumer Market
Chapter 1.8 - The Restructure and Development of China's State-owned Enterprises
Chapter 1.9 - Developing Statistics in China
Part II - China's Foreign Trade Within the WTO
Chapter 2.1 - Key Issues in the Development of China's Foreign Trade
Chapter 2.2 - China as a WTO Member: the Opening-up of the Chinese Market
Chapter 2.3 - The Deregulation of Foreign Trade within the WTO
Chapter 2.4 - China's External Cooperation of Agriculture after the Entry into WTO
Chapter 2.5 - The Opening-up of the Service Sector in China
Chapter 2.6 - Foreign Trade Activity and its Administration
Chapter 2.7 - The Changing Role of China's State-owned Foreign Trade Enterprises
Chapter 2.8 - China's Tariff Regime after WTO Accession
Chapter 2.9 - Import and Export Financing in China
Chapter 2.10 - China's Exchange Control System
Chapter 2.11 - Freight Forwarding in China
Part III - Foreign Company Operations in China
Chapter 3.1 - Setting up Business in the People's Republic of China
Chapter 3.2 - Foreign Direct Investment Vehicles in China
Chapter 3.3 - Accounting and Auditing Requirements and Practices in the People's Republic of China
Chapter 3.4 - Taxation Issues
Chapter 3.5 - Comparison of Auditing Requirements and Practices in the People's Republic of China with International Accounting Standards
Chapter 3.6 - Trademark and Patent Application and Protection in China
Part IV - Market Entry and Business Development in China
Chapter 4.1 - Discovering Chinese Cultural Roots
Chapter 4.2 - Cultural Differences and Clashes in Communication
Chapter 4.3 - Networking Practice in China
Chapter 4.4 - Due Diligence for Market Entrants
Chapter 4.5 - Joint Venture Contract Negotiations and Approvals
Chapter 4.6 - Employing Staff in China
Chapter 4.7 - Industrial and Commercial Market Research
Chapter 4.8 - Growing Consumerism Strategies for the China Market
Chapter 4.9 - Marketing Consumer Products in China
Chapter 4.10 - Developments in Chinese Logistics
Chapter 4.11 - Brand Management and Publicity
Chapter 4.12 - Effective Public Relations
Part V - Banking, Foreign Exchange Transactions and the Regulation of Securities
Chapter 5.1 - Banking Services for Foreign Investment Enterprises (FIEs)
Chapter 5.2 - Foreign Exchange Administration Systems in China
Chapter 5.3 - China's Securities Market
Part VI - Sectors of Opportunity
Chapter 6.1 - Automobile and Motorcycle Industries
Chapter 6.2 - Automotive Components
Chapter 6.3 - Commercial Vehicles
Chapter 6.4 - The Engineering Plastics Industry
Chapter 6.5 - The Food Additives Industry
Chapter 6.6 - Insurance
Chapter 6.7 - IT and the Internet
Chapter 6.8 - Mining
Chapter 6.9 - The Paints and Coatings Industry
Chapter 6.10 - The Petrochemical Industry
Chapter 6.11 - Pharmaceuticals
Chapter 6.12 - Professional Services
Chapter 6.13 - Promotional Advertising
Chapter 6.14 - Retailing
Chapter 6.15 - Synthetic Rubber
Chapter 6.16 - Telecommunications
Chapter 6.17 - Tourism
Part VII - Local Economies “ the 49 Provinces, Autonomous Regions, Leading Cities and Special Administrative Regions
Chapter 7.1 - Beijing
Chapter 7.2 - Tianjin
Chapter 7.3 - Hebei Province
Chapter 7.4 - Shanxi Province
Chapter 7.5 - Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region
Chapter 7.6 - Liaoning Province
Chapter 7.7 - Jilin Province
Chapter 7.8 - Heilongjiang Province
Chapter 7.9 - Jiangsu Province
Chapter 7.10 - Shanghai
Chapter 7.11 - Zhejiang Province
Chapter 7.12 - Anhui Province
Chapter 7.13 - Fujian Province
Chapter 7.14 - Jiangxi Province
Chapter 7.15 - Shandong Province
Chapter 7.16 - Henan Province
Chapter 7.17 - Hubei Province
Chapter 7.18 - Hunan Province
Chapter 7.19 - Guangdong Province
Chapter 7.20 - Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region
Chapter 7.21 - Hainan Province
Chapter 7.22 - Chongqing
Chapter 7.23 - Sichuan Province
Chapter 7.24 - Guizhou Province
Chapter 7.25 - Yunnan Province
Chapter 7.26 - Tibet Autonomous Region
Chapter 7.27 - Shaanxi Province
Chapter 7.28 - Gansu Province
Chapter 7.29 - Qinghai Province
Chapter 7.30 - Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region
Chapter 7.31 - Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region
Chapter 7.32 - Dalian City
Chapter 7.33 - Qinhuangdao
Chapter 7.34 - Yantai
Chapter 7.35 - Qingdao City
Chapter 7.36 - Lianyungang City
Chapter 7.37 - Nantong City
Chapter 7.38 - Ningbo City
Chapter 7.39 - Wenzhou City
Chapter 7.40 - Fuzhou City
Chapter 7.41 - Guangzhou City
Chapter 7.42 - Zhanjiang City
Chapter 7.43 - Beihai City
Chapter 7.44 - Shenzhen City
Chapter 7.45 - Zhuhai City
Chapter 7.46 - Shantou City
Chapter 7.47 - Xiamen City
Chapter 7.48 - Macao”a Second Window to China
Chapter 7.49 - Hong Kong”China's Special Administrative Region
Appendices Part One
Appendix 1.1 - China's Top 500 Foreign-Invested Enterprises (2000“2001)
Appendix 1.2 - China's Top 100 Largest State-designated Companies for Liaison with the State Economic and Trade Commission in 2000
Appendix 1.3 - China's Top 500 Private Enterprises (2000)
Appendix 1.4 - Savings by Residents in Urban and Rural Areas (100 million yuan)
Appendix 1.5 - Gross Domestic Product
Appendix 1.6 - Gross Domestic Product by Region
Appendix 1.7 - Utilization of Foreign Capital
Appendix 1.8 - Total Value of Imports and Exports
Appendix 1.9 - Balance of Foreign Debts
Appendix 1.10 - Gold and Foreign Exchange Reserves
Appendix 1.11 - Total Investment in Fixed Assets
Appendix 1.12 - Money Supply at the Year-end
Appendix 1.13 - Basic Statistics of National Population Censuses since the Founding of the People's Republic of China
Appendix 1.14 - Employment
Appendix 1.15 - Population and Its Composition
Appendix 1.16 - Population Distribution by Urban, Rural Residence and Region
Appendix 1.17 - Savings by Residents in Urban and Rural Areas (Year-end)
Appendix 1.18 - Basic Conditions of Urban Households
Appendix 1.19 - Average Exchange Rate of RMB Yuan Against Main Convertible Currencies (Middle Rate)
Appendices Part Two
Appendix 2.1 - China's Top 100 Import and Export Enterprises by Value
Appendix 2.2 - Official Holidays and Traditional Festivals in China
Appendices Part Three
Appendix 3.1 - Contract Law of the People's Republic of China
Appendix 3.2 - Basic Commercial Transactions
Appendices Part Four
Appendix 4.1 - 'A' Shares Listed on Shanghai Stock Exchange
Appendix 4.2 - 'A' Shares Listed on Shenzhen Stock Exchange
Appendix 4.3 - 'B' Shares Listed on Shanghai Stock Exchange
Appendix 4.4 - 'B' Shares Listed on Shenzhen Stock Exchange
Appendix 4.5 - 'H' Shares Listed on Hong Kong Stock Exchange
Appendix 4.6 - Organization Structure of China Securities Regulatory Commission
General Appendices
Appendix I - Editorial Contributors”Contact Details
Appendix II - Directory of Local Authorities of Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation
Appendix III - Commercial Offices of PRC Embassies Worldwide
Appendix IV - PRC Accounting Standards and Financial Regulations vs IAS and US GAAP
Index
List of Figures
List of Tables



Doing Business with China
Doing Business with China
ISBN: 1905050089
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2003
Pages: 648
Authors: Lord Brittan

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