91. China's Central Regions: Developing Foreign Investment Inland

This is the second in a series of articles on this topic, the first of which appears in Issue No. 19We now look at the cost of land. Here we have contacted the most popular local development zone in

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92. China's Central Regions: Developing Foreign Investment Inland

The operational cost of positioning an export company to inland China may effectively double the overheads. The fact that it is more expensive in terms of additional transport costs is somewhat

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93. Total Investment Capital & Registered Capital Allocations in China

With the Chinese Government, on a regional basis, specifying "minimum amounts" for registered capital contributions in order to establish foreign-invested enterprises in China, and with a similar

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94. Conducting Due Diligence in China

Ninety percent of problems when setting up business in China can be avoided by the deployment of due diligence at the front end of the investment planning. Here we point out some of the areas that

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95. Legal-Ease: Managing Payrolls in China

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96. Establishing a Foreign-owned Financial Institution in China

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97. Legal-Ease: China's Financial Centers

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98. Investing in China's Big Ticket Restricted Industries

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99. Legal-Ease: Conducting Due Diligence in China

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100. Investing in China's Big Ticket Restricted Industries (II)

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