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KPMG 2007 - Investment in the People¡¯s Republic of China
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More This publication presents an overview of matters to be considered by those thinking of investing in the People's Republic of China (PRC). Introduction: Bamboo is a traditional material which has adapted to modern uses. It¡¯s strong; it¡¯s versatile; and it grows incredibly fast. Much the same can be said of China. Its people are adapting fast to the challenges of globalisation. Its economy is now established, both as a manufacturing centre and a consumer market. Business opportunities abound in China, but achieving success requires patience, as well as understanding. It requires an appreciation of China¡¯s unique history and society. It also requires a willingness to explore markets and identify risks as they exist in each locale. This guide offers an introductory overview of things to consider when investing in China, drawing from KPMG¡¯s 60 years in the region.
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