After decades of economic reform, China has become a great economic power in the world, thanks to low-cost labors and materials. Now with intensified competition, rising production and labor costs, and excess production capacity, China’s economy is facing a strong headwind, posing severe challenges to local and foreign businesses alike. This report, serving as a reference for foreign companies when making investment decisions in China, is the aggregated results of China’s investment climate surveyed by TEEMA (Taiwan Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers’ Association). Key indicators in the economic and political aspects are addressed and examined, with corresponding strategies to help business owners overcome the difficulties in China’s changing business environment.
Companies Covered
Alibaba, AmCham Shanghai American Chamber of Commerce in China, ASEAN, Bain & Company, BCG, Bosch,Capital Economics, CASS , Cathay United Commercial Bank, CCIA, CESS , China National Development Council and Reform Council China Social Security Research Center, China’s Development Research Center of the State Council, Chinese Academy of Governance, CIER, Coolpad, Deloitte Taiwan, Economist, EUCCC, Financial Strategy Institute of Social Science Institute in China, Forbes, Foxconn, General Electric, GIC, Huawei, International Federation of Robotics, Johnson & Johnson, M.J. International, Management Institute in Taipei, Manpower Taiwan, MIIT, Ministry of Environmental Protection of the People’s Republic of China, MOEA, National Academy of Economic Strategy, National Bureau of Statistics, NDC, PwC China, Roland Berger Strategy Consultants, SAIC, Samsung, Sichuan Provincial General Chamber of Commerce China, Siemens, Sustain Think Tank, Taipei Chamber of Commerce, TAITRA, Taiwan Affairs Office in Shanghai Pudong, Taiwan Business Association, TCL , Tencent, Towers Watson, UNESCO, USCBC, Wal-mart, World Bank Group, WTCC, Zhongrong Metal, ZTE