china: business environment project
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Country Profile & Business Environment Project
• Brief Historical, Geographical and Natural Resources • Political & Regional Economic Integration Factors• Brief Demographic • Country’s Economic Growth• Technological Factors
• Productivity• Wage Structure • Labor • Industrial Relations
• Government and Business Relations• Multinationals and Joint Ventures• Discussion of major issues• Conclusion
Prehistory Paleolithic Neolithic Bronze Age
Ancient era Xia Dynasty Shang Dynasty Zhou Dynasty Spring and Autumn Period Warring States Period
Imperial era Qin Dynasty Han Dynasty Jin Period Southern and Northern Dynasties Sui Dynasty Tang Dynasty Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms Song Dynasty and Liao, Jin, Western Xia Yuan Dynasty Ming Dynasty Qing Dynasty
Modern era Republic of China Present
Capital: Beijing
Area: total: 9,596,960 sq km
land: 9,326,410 sq km water: 270,550 sq km
mostly mountains, high plateaus, deserts in west; plains, deltas, and hills in the east
Coal Iron ore Petroleum Natural gas Mercury Tin Led Zinc Uranium
Chinas hydropower potential is the largest in the world
• Leaders: • President HU Jintao• Vice President XI Jinping
• 1945 • Republic of China was one of
the founding members of the United Nations
• NAFTA • works with China to Provide
a super-highway to increase volumes of containers to the US
Governments economic development challenges:
• sustain adequate job growth
• reduce corruption and other economic crimes
• contain environmental damage and social strife related to the economy's rapid transformation.
Population: 1,321,851,888
Ethnic Groups: Han
Zhuang
Uygurr Hui Yi Tibetan
Language: Sino-Tibetan
Religion: Past:
Orthodox
Non-Sinitic: ZhuangMongolianTibetanUyghurHmong Korean
MiaoManchuMongolBuyiKorean
Present:DaoistBuddhistChristianMuslim
China ranks #4 on the top 10 list for Largest National Economies according to GDP.
China’s per capita income grows at an average rate of 8%.
China is powerful, but is still experiencing poverty.
In 2001 China enter the World Trade Organization, since then they became a great economic power.
Agriculture and Industry play an important role in China’s economy.
Together they make up 70% of the labor force and produce 60% of GDP.
Agriculture employs about ½ of China’s population.
China’s main Agricultural products include: rice, wheat, tobacco, tea, cotton, barley, pork, fish.
China’s main industries include: ore processing, iron, steel, petroleum, footwear, toys, food processing.
Labor productivity has grown: 17%
Telecommunication has grown: 20%
Two largest Mobile companies: 1. China Mobile 2. China Unicom
China continues to develop its telecommunications infrastructure, and is partnering with foreign providers to
expand its global reach
Verizon Business to build the first next-generation fiber optic submarine cable system directly linking the US
mainland and China
Chinas telecommunication grew 20% between 1997 and 2002
History People’s Republic of China
Administrative Divisions: 23 provinces 5 autonomous regions 4 municipalities
Government Branches: Executive Branch:
chief of state President Vice President
head of government Executive Vice Premier Vice Premiers
Legislative Branch: National People's Congress.
Judicial Branch: Supreme People's Court Local People's Court Special People's Courts.
The Chinese market is a highly preferred market.
The worlds attraction to the China’s market is technology, services, and demand for products.
One of the main issues corporations have when involved with China is cultural differences.
Summer Olympic Games 2008
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