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This 5 page paper discusses the political regimes of China and the US and argues that at the present time (2010), it might be better to do business in China. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
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listed below. Citation styles constantly change, and these examples may not contain the most recent updates. China or the U.S.: Which is Better for Business? Research
Compiled by K. Von Huben 8/2010 Please Introduction China is rapidly becoming one of the most
powerful economies on earth. Its now part of the "BRIC nations" (Brazil, Russia, India, China) that are considered by many economists to be the most important up-and-coming countries in terms
of economic growth. This paper considers what the regimes are like in China and the United States, and where a person might choose to do business, and why. Discussion The
immediate and obvious answer to the question is that China is a Communist country, one of the few left, and the U.S. is a democracy. But the fact that China
is Communist doesnt automatically exclude it as a business partner. In fact, because its citizens have only recently become consumers, China is one of the biggest and least explored markets
in the world. The State Department provides a great deal of information on the Chinese political system as well as a history of the country. The Peoples Republic of China
was founded by Mao Zedong on October 1, 1949, when he and his government "assumed control of a people exhausted by two generations of war and social conflict" (Background note:
China, 2010). The economy was suffering from a high inflation rate and transportation was disrupted and Mao installed a new economic and political structured modeled on the Soviet system (Background
note: China, 2010). There have been many changes in China since the inception of Communist rule; too many to detail here. The main point is that in spite of all
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