China Economic ReviewEven after its accession to the World Trade Organisation, China is a hard market to crack for foreign agricultural exporters. The US accuses Beijing of using protectionist measures to slow down imports and of supporting its own exports with subsidies. China may have opened its door wider to foreign goods and services following its accession […]
China’s medical care sector is open to foreign investors, but low income levels and confusing regulations have so far dampened enthusiasm.
Following China’s accession to the WTO in 2001, supply chains are on the edge of spectacular change, says Robert J. Easton of Accenture.
A reframing of the regulatory rules for the insurance industry promises to bring real benefits for insurance providers and policyholders alike.
China may be one of the world’s fastest expanding tourist destinations, but quantifying the true size of the market is not an easy undertaking.