China Now: Doing Business in the World's Most Dynamic Market

Name: China Now: Doing Business in the World's Most Dynamic Market
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ISBN-10: 0071472541
ISBN-13: 9780071472548
Category: Business & Economics / Management
Pages: 385
Language: English
Published: 2007
Publisher: McGraw Hill Professional
Authors: John Graham, N. Mark Lam

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If you're interested in doing business in China, here is a one-stop resource for establishing successful, long-term partnerships with Chinese businesses and their consumers. In China Now, N. Mark Lam and John L. Graham -- both experts in East-West business partnering -- cover all phases of negotiations, from the first trip to the final agreement. They also give their knowledgeable insight on the best regions to do business and where to find emerging markets.

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