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Sample Research Report on Investing in China
Date of report update: January 7, 2021 Copyright 2021 Britannic Capital. All rights reserved.
"Excuse me, excuse me..." was a voice we heard behind us as we left the building in the Pudong Business District of Shanghai. It was not an unusual encounter. Soliciting, and even aggressive tactics are common. Not just in China but in almost every emerging economy we have visited. Without bothering to turn, one of us said "Buyao," which in Chinese means, "I don't want it." Don't want whatever it is you are selling. "Buyao". It's the most important phrase a foreigner can learn…[Redacted] In China, contracts may or may not matter. In our view, no government should be allocating scarce resources, but some governments think they are smarter than their entrepreneurial people-building away infrastructure not really needed. ..[Redacted]. There is a lot of good and essential infrastructure in China that supports growth but there have also been huge mal-investments recently.
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Sample Research Report on Investing in China
Date of report update: January 7, 2021 Copyright 2021 Britannic Capital. All rights reserved.
"Excuse me, excuse me..." was a voice we heard behind us as we left the building in the Pudong Business District of Shanghai. It was not an unusual encounter. Soliciting, and even aggressive tactics are common. Not just in China but in almost every emerging economy we have visited. Without bothering to turn, one of us said "Buyao," which in Chinese means, "I don't want it." Don't want whatever it is you are selling. "Buyao". It's the most important phrase a foreigner can learn…[Redacted] In China, contracts may or may not matter. In our view, no government should be allocating scarce resources, but some governments think they are smarter than their entrepreneurial people-building away infrastructure not really needed. ..[Redacted]. There is a lot of good and essential infrastructure in China that supports growth but there have also been huge mal-investments recently.
To purchase the rest of this report, please contact us. Number of pages in the report: 40. Price: $10 per page for existing clients and $100 per page for all others. For a complete list of research reports on scores of countries available for purchase, please contact us.
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