Monthly Archives: March 2006

Inside the Mind of the Chinese Consumer

Posted on March 28, 2006 by Chris Carr
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Comments/thoughts re: this March 2006 Harvard Business Review article re: Chinese consumers? How are they different than American markets and consumers? Inside the Mind of the Chinese Consumer [PDF]

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The Role of Women in Chinese Economic Activity

Posted on March 27, 2006 by Chris Carr
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A most interesting discussion thread has developed on this blog relates to the role of women in economic activity in China. I am working on how we might best expose you to women in China who can better comment on … Continue reading →

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Differences in Culture

Posted on March 23, 2006 by Chris Carr
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Here is an upcoming conference at UC Berkeley Law School that relates to a number of the discussion threads that have developed on this blog …. CORPORATE GOVERNANCE IN EAST ASIA: CULTURE, PSYCHOLOGY, ECONOMICS AND LAW May 4-5, 2006, Boalt … Continue reading →

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AllianceBernstein White Paper on China

Posted on March 9, 2006 by Chris Carr
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Please read the AllianceBernstein White Paper on China contained in the “Documents” section of the blog (you can actually get through it fairly quickly). According to this report what types of non-Chinese companies are likely to benefit most from China’s … Continue reading →

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