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Updated: 07/02/2008

7 1/2 ways to win business in China

If you want to create good business ambience, simple gifts from your home state or town go down well – especially items ...

China’s labor source and the impact of one billion pigs

Inflation carries bad memories in China. It significantly contributed to the felling of the previous government during ...

Alliance for American Manufacturing cites China's practices, pricing for U.S. job loss

March 25, 2008 - Analysis by the Alliance for American Manufacturing (AAM) found that the U.S. trade deficit with China has taken a ...

Hourly manufacturing labor rates in China

China is not only one of the largest trading partners with the United States it is also a manufacturing destination with one of the lowest ...

Changes underway at global EMS destinations

U.S. electronics manufacturing is not going away. New product introduction (NPI) and low-volume, high-mix programs should play a major role in industries such as ...

Trade, finance, and economic development - interview with PBEC chairman Scott Price

May 30, 2007 - The Pacific Basin Economic Council focuses on Asia-Pacific business interests and helps members engage in policy discussions and initiatives designed to guide regional progress. Read what its chairman says about challenges facing companies expanding into Asian markets and more.

China: How to negotiate and other Chinese business practices

Contributing writers Marian Stetson-Rodriguez and A. David Wan outline how successful Chinese business relationships are built, what you can do to develop ...

Chinese intellectual property protection - interview with Hong Kong-based legal counsel Vivien Chan

April 27, 2007 - Chinese intellectual property (IP) law is relatively new compared to IP laws in many Western countries. Hong Kong-based legal counsel Vivien Chan talks about concerns expressed by executives and how some disputes are addressed in Chinese courts.

Direct cost, total cost of ownership, and reducing risk in low cost locations

Countries in low cost regions such as Asia and Eastern Europe may well be better positioned for many high volume manufacturing product needs. Furthermore, in many instances, these geographies may be ideal for offering a stronger ROI when executives are engaged in high-volume production.

Contract pricing, profits, and OEM direct costs

While there are some common outsourcing manufacturing contract formats, no two contracts are identical and, there is no viable, common platform that can be applied to every outsourcing contract pricing model with regards to either party’s profits.

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