Trade and Investment Opportunities in China: The Current Commercial and Legal Framework

A crucial interdisciplinary guide, 'Trade and Investment Opportunities in China' offers a comprehensive analysis of the commercial and legal landscape for conducting business in China following the Tiananmen Square events. Published in 1992, this work by Shizhong Dong, Milton Larson, and Danian Zhang synthesizes the evolving framework adopted by China to encourage foreign trade and investment, arguing for the nation's steadfast commitment to market-oriented reforms despite international isolation. The book provides a historical overview of China's economic and legal developments since 1949, examining the impact of the 1979 'open door policy' and the decentralization of managerial responsibility. It delves into the structure and operations of domestic Chinese entities, emphasizing the importance of understanding legal and practical aspects before entering negotiations. Detailed attention is given to the Chinese Economic Contract Law, the Chinese Foreign Economic Contract Law, China's financial institutions, foreign exchange control, and trade controls, including their implications for GATT participation. The authors conclude by integrating this framework into practical business ventures, reviewing foreign investment guidelines and comprehensively explaining the Chinese Foreign Joint Venture Enterprise Law. This volume serves as an indispensable resource for CEOs, strategic planners considering offshore expansion, and academicians in international law, finance, and marketing. Hardcover in good condition. No dust jacket.

• Author: Dong, Shizhong; Larson, Milton; Zhang, Danian
• Publisher: Holtzbrinck
• Year: 1992
• Binding: Hardcover
• Condition: Good
• ISBN: 9780899305660