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The OECD has recently published a lengthy study on the Chinese economy, analysing the problems impeding economic development. In this extract from the synopsis, the organisation suggests ways to raise labour utilisation, foster innovation and improve business productivity.

The number of luxury hotel rooms in Shanghai is fast expanding, which is good news for business travellers to China’s leading commercial city.

City officials have unveiled a grand plan to develop a huge area near the banks of the Huangpu River into a business and entertainment paradise. Foreign companies are being encouraged to take part in the scheme.

Changes to dozens of laws and rules following China’s accession to the WTO has greatly enhanced China’s attractiveness to foreign investors.

Setting up a holding company in China is an expensive proposition for multinationals, but there are substantial advantages to be derived.