• Political Environment of China
• 42 min
  1. Township and village enterprises (TVEs)

  • Dr. David J. Pollard
• 44 min
  2. The political economy of China-U.S. relations: the group of two

  • Dr. Thomas D. Lairson
• 29 min
  3. An institutional perspective and the role of the state for Chinese OFDI

  • Dr. Bing Ren
  • Mr. Hao Liang
• 20 min
  4. Globalization and governance: China’s politics

  • Prof. Julian Chang
• Economic Environment of China
• 45 min
  5. Getting real about China: myths about China debunked

  • Mr. Jan Willem Blankert
• 25 min
  6. Myths of doing business with Chinese

  • Dr. Mona Chung
• 61 min
  7. The change and continuity of China’s trade policy and its participation in global governance

  • Dr. Wei Liang
• Social Environment of China
• 29 min
  8. Social consequences of globalization: from isolated to globally connected

  • Prof. Jiaming Sun
• 32 min
  9. The importance of Guanxi in business in China

  • Dr. Stephen Grainger
• 48 min
  10. The landscapes of China: past and present influences on society and politics

  • Prof. Gregory Veeck
• Technological Environment of China
• 25 min
  11. Innovation in China

  • Dr. Xiaobai Shen
• 52 min
  12. Win the China IP war and gain globally I

  • Prof. David Reid
• 35 min
  13. Win the China IP war and gain globally II

  • Prof. David Reid
• 46 min
  14. The state and development of science and technology parks in China

  • Prof. Peter Enderwick
• Industry Case Studies
• 46 min
  15. Globalization and the car industry in China

  • Prof. Tom Donnelly
• 42 min
  16. Globalization of China’s petrochemicals industry

  • Mr. Alain Sepulchre
• 82 min
  17. Australian firms doing business in China

  • Dr. Jane Menzies
• 41 min
  18. International acquisitions of Chinese firms

  • Prof. Ping Deng
• 25 min
  19. Entrepreneurship development in China

  • Prof. Xiaohong He

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1. Introduction
2. Outline
3. I. The evolution of China’s foreign trade policy
4. Pre-1978 China trade and investment regime
5. Commodity composition of China’s foreign trade
6. China’s pro-market reform
7. Trade regime reform
8. Growth in companies conducting foreign trade
9. Dualistic trade regime in 1980s and 1990s
10. Preferential treatment to export-oriented JVs
11. Foreign exchange reform
12. Discussion questions
13. II. U.S.-China bilateral economic relationship
14. Share of world GDP (purchasing power parity)
15. U.S. perspective
16. The good news
17. The bad news
18. What American voters on both sides want
19. Available tools
20. Two interlinked economies
21. Questions: RMB appreciation as the cure?
22. III. Trade frictions with developing countries
23. Trade expansion between China and Global South
24. Increasing trade frictions with Global South
25. Policy implication
26. IV. China in the WTO
27. China in the WTO: 2001-2012
28. China’s WTO compliance
29. Compliance
30. Implementation
31. A sense of frustration
32. China in Doha negotiation
33. V. China’s new free trade agreement initiative
34. China: multilateralism vs. regionalism
35. Why FTA for China?
36. China's agreements
37. Intra-regional trade dependence (%)
38. Trans-pacific partnership (TPP)
39. Regional FTAs
40. To sum up

Topics Covered

• Trade policy
• China
• Rise of China
• Globalization
• U.S-China trade relations -WTO
• Asian Regionalism
• Developing countries

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Series:

• Doing Business in China I

Categories:

• Finance, Accounting & Economics
• Global Business Management

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Publication History

• Published on October 30, 2013