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This 8 page paper considers a scenario where South Korean and Malaysian firm are in partnership and they want to find a trading partner for a joint venture in China. The paper outlines the barriers that may exist and the general background to such a venture, including the general attitude and relationships between the countries and the legalities and processes involved in setting up a joint venture in china. The bibliography cites 7 sources.
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8 pages (~225 words per page)
File: TS14_TEchinap.rtf
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they may encounter when seeking to set up a trading partnership in China. The partners are a Korean and a Malaysian company where there are great potential synergies, but to
take advantage of this market it is necessary to undertake a partnership with a Chinese company. This paper will consider the different potential problems. General Attitudes China
has been a communist country for many years. Despite the changes which began in 1978 and have resulted n a gradual opening up of the markets to capitalist principles, allowing
foreign countries entry to the market, there are still many barriers. China is a large country and the insular status has resulted in a lower level of trust in foreign
companies. This aspect may be overcome with an emphasis placed on the Chinese partner. Aspects such as language, social values with a different emphasis placed on loyalty, meaning that new
brands are less likely to be taken up. There are also different practices, such as payment, with credit cards and payment forms other than cash still having a relative low
take up rate in China. However, the opening of the markets has been ongoing for some time, and as such this time may be seen as the beginning of the
growth stage of consumer products, and a greater level of individualism arising within the country as the current generations become acclimatised to the new policies. Historical Historically the Chinese
have been insular and imported goods or technology were frowned upon. However, as seen above this is changing, but the country remains communist. When it comes to a Korean company
seeking to find a partner the history that may also be important will be that between Korea and China. Despite the strained relations that have been seen there is
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