What China's transformation means for business, markets and the world order "Here is a book on China that puts the center of the corporate center in. The story paints the broad picture of China's transformation in all its dimensions while providing sound advice to senior management.

Par-Anders Pehronson, vice president of leadership, Ericsson "a very useful analysis of the political and economic transformation that occurs in China and how it affects business decisions, but in general is a good analysis of China's Western audiences." "Jonathan Stewart has written a brilliant, clear, well-thought-out book that deserves to be drawn from a wide audience among those seeking a comprehensive and different knowledge of contemporary China, which has been placed in its international context," said Eric Ayehir, Brigham Young University, Utah. Professor Jack Hayward at BA, Head of China Programs, British Academy.

Developing Strategies for China's Business Future With WTO membership under its belt and new emerging leadership, China could be ready to replace it in the global economy as an economic power. But despite the huge economic transformation it has achieved, the political challenge facing China's leaders can undermine this transformation. Is the Chinese dragon about to take a trip or run out of puff? To what extent will this shift go and what are the implications of the business? The current and future challenge of China is the future opportunity in the business world. In China; Race to the Market, Jonathan Story helps you and your business answer three basic questions: What is the development trend in China? Will China emerge as a global power? What do we need to know to do business with or invest in emerging China? The book presents sharp insights into how corporate strategies are designed for local conditions, policy linkages, corporate strategy, and markets in a smarter global business perspective.

How can the business world develop strategies for a multi-faceted and complex state like China? The answer requires us to look to the future, where there are risks and rewards already, and look at the panel much wider than we usually do when we look at business strategy or investment. We have to understand the forces that make China's future before we can identify the business strategy there.

Markets, policies, demographics and technology all play a role This book discusses the drivers and potential outcomes of China's development - covering issues such as China-US relations, WTO entry, the relationship between the state market and domestic reform - and sets a framework for understanding and doing business with China. Appear. By covering China's politics and economy at various levels - international, national and local - and digging into history when necessary, the book will provide an informed verdict on where China is heading and what it means for business. It will also achieve major industrial sectors such as telecommunications, finance and automobiles from the perspective of Western companies, Chinese companies and state or provincial authorities.

"Good and informative book" - Jean-Pierre Kapistan, Director of the French Center for Contemporary Chinese Research, Hong Kong. "Good regulation and balanced in perspective and deep analysis" Li Chunfang, of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.