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This 9 page paper examines the political, social and economic climates in China and Ireland. The ICT industry is the focus of this paper that compares and contrasts the two environments. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
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nations economic development as well as how it measures up in terms of national power (Qinjian, 2004). This is because technology and computers have become very important to
industry as well as to government. The nation that holds a great deal of promise in this arena will do well in the future. ICT does seem to affect the
entire economy. It is further something that is seen to "enhance economic and social development" (2004). The industry in fact seems to be a global phenomenon, not only in
the fact that it relies on globalization to an extent, but to the fact that all nations are in need of the technology and the technology will help to
enhance a nation both economically and politically. It seems that ICT is an important industry today and this will be true as the twenty-first century unfolds. In examining China and
Ireland for example, one can see that each of these nations are reliant on ICT and can boast great strides in this niche. That said, China and Ireland have vastly
different social and political policies. The environment is completely different. Yet, ICT to some extent demonstrates a commonality between all nations. At the same time, when choosing an environment in
which to do business, it pays to look at the industries in both nations as well as other aspects of those countries. II. The ICT Industry in
China China is one nation where ICT is important. China is considered to be a developing power that has come along way on the social and economic fronts and
it has done so by prioritizing the ICT industry (Qinjian, 2004). In fact, it is thought that ICT has created a niche for China were it is at high
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