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Dec. 30 – China Briefing has just released a complimentary, 41-page report on the demographics and trends in China likely to affect foreign investors in 2011. As we move into the second decade of the new century, investors in China face a series of challenges. China itself is changing, with certain industries and their associated investments being forced to find new pastures as China’s increased labor costs and overheads start to kick in.
The nation is also undergoing yet more transformation as it seeks to reinvent itself as a consumer, rather than export-driven model, and continues its policy of raising the wealth of it citizens. Coupled with this, political changes are afoot as a new leadership is poised to take over in 2012, and the specter of North Korean instability again looms large. Debates are also rampant on the exact state of health of the Chinese economy, with many scenarios being predicted. In short, it promises to be a fascinating year, yet one that may not be without its troubles. Continue reading
The 2010 World Exposition in Shanghai will be the first registered one in a developing country. Officially known as “Expo Shanghai 2010,” it will last 184 days and provide China an opportunity to show off its remarkable economic growth. The expo will also give foreign nations and companies a chance to further develop business partnerships with China and Chinese companies. This is the ninth in an ongoing series that will look at the upcoming expo, from country pavilions to trade development. In this article, we take a look at the Norwegian Pavilion. 
This ongoing series takes an in-depth look at the industries that are shaping the Chinese economy today.
This is the second of a series that will take an in-depth look at the industries that are shaping Chinese economy today.
