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Introduction.- Part I: China 2.0 - The New Stage.- Part II: Challenges.- Part III: Doing Business.- Part IV: The Chines Way.- Index.

<p>Dr. <b>Henk R. Randau</b> has held various management positions such as General Manager and Chief Financial Officer, in subsidiaries of large multinational industrial companies. He lived and worked in Mainland China for several years. Dr. Randau studied business administration in Germany and the United States. He received his Ph.D. in economics from the Wissenschaftliche Hochschule fuer Unternehmensfuehrung (WHU), Germany and published papers in well-known business journals. He is also a business founder and supports entrepreneurs as a business angel. </p><p><b>Olga Medinskaya</b> is a culture specialist who lived and worked for several years in Suzhou, China. She is the founder of  an organization specializing in cultural training and experiences. Mrs. Medinskaya has been educated as an economist at the University of Mainz, Germany, where she earned her master’s degree and at the University of Rostov, Russia, where she earned her bachelor’s degree.</p>

​China is entering a new stage of economic and societal development, called China 2.0, a new era that is characterized by China’s diminishing low-cost advantage and increased local competition. Succeeding in the China 2.0 era will require western managers to reposition their businesses. Inspired by their extensive experience in doing business in China, the authors present more than 40 key issues in a compact format suitable for time-constrained executives. The book covers the overall effects on the economy, highlights future challenges, gives first-hand advice on how to manage a business in China, and helps the reader to understand the Chinese culture. China Business 2.0 also contains valuable insight sections in which top executives and consultants share their on-the-ground-experiences in China. In addition, it features numerous practical tips that will help managers to be effective in China.

Helps to quickly and efficiently gain insight into business in China Covers more than key 40 issues relevant to doing business in China Includes valuable ‘insight’ sections in which managers from world-leading companies share their on-the-ground China experiences Contains more than 50 helpful tips and warnings