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the definitive guide for companies and policy makers with interests in China
1 online resource (xviii, 247 pages) : illustrations
China's Electronics Industry is a comprehensive and current report on the technologies, manufacturing capabilities, and infrastructure that have made China a major player in the electronics industry. Not only does it cover the past, present, and future of important electronic technologies, but also the pros and cons of conducting business in China. This is an important reference for any company planning a venture in China as well as those who have already taken their first steps. It will also be of great interest to researchers and policy makers who need to know more about the role of central government in promoting strategic industries and assisting national science and technology development. Much of the data contained in the report is from 2006. No country has burst onto the economic scene as dramatically as China has in the past decade. It is the world's largest producer of many electronic products and has a leading edge semiconductor industry. This timely and comprehensive report from America's leading authority is a critical for anyone who is interested in working with China in the electronics field including business managers, academics, government institutes, foreign investors, as well as those who are interested in the past, present and future growth of China's Electronics Industry. If you are thinking about doing business in china's electronics industry, you must have this book.
General information -- 1.1 Geography -- 1.2 Population and ethnic groups -- 1.3 Language -- 1.4 Religion -- 1.4.1 Indigenous religions -- 1.4.2 Imported religions ... 6 -- 1.4.3 Official policies towards religion in China -- 1.5 Education -- 1.5.1 Literacy -- 1.5.2 The formal education system -- 1.5.3 Education expenditures -- 1.5.4 Prognosis -- 1.6 Political structure -- 1.6.1 The Communist Party of China -- 1.6.2 Administration -- 1.6.3 Military organization -- 1.6.4 Judicial organization -- 1.7 Brief overview of modern Chinese history -- 1.7.1 China under Mao Zedong -- 1.7.2 Economic reform after Mao -- 1.7.3 The future -- Economic conditions and policy -- 2.1 General economic conditions -- 2.2 International economic angst -- 2.2.1 China's entry into the WTO -- 2.2.2 Where does China stand on its commitments to the WTO? -- 2.3 Foreign economic relations and trade -- 2.3.1 Current trading status -- 2.3.2 Trade policy and administration -- 2.3.3 Major trade regulations -- 2.3.4 Policy instruments to promote international trade -- 2.3.5 China's barriers to U.S. exports -- 2.4 Special economic zones -- 2.4.1 Special economic zones -- 2.4.2 Open coastal cities / ETDZs -- 2.4.3 High-technology development zones -- 2.4.4 Foreign investment policy in the electronics industry -- 2.5 China's high technology -- 2.6 Foreign investment in China -- 2.6.1 Liberalization influencing FDI flows -- 2.6.2 China/Hong Kong closer economic partnership arrangement and FDI flows -- 2.6.3 General investment climate -- 2.6.4 Permitted forms of foreign direct investment -- 2.6.5 U.S. export controls -- 2.7 financial system -- 2.8 Fiscal structure -- 2.8.1 Turnover taxes -- 2.8.2 Enterprise income taxes -- 2.8.3 Personal income taxes -- 2.8.4 Import tariffs -- 2.8.5 Most favored nation trade status -- 2.9 Chinese government policy towards cross-border mergers and acquisitions -- 2.10 Evolution of foreign investment project catalogs .. 42 -- China's science and technology..43.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Norwich, NY : William Andrew Pub., ©2007