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Shawn Rein’s words are encouraging to foreigners who want to be on the ground in China. There are more needs for globalization and new perspectives. However, the managers need to start being more local. Great perspective.
One of other tidbit is that Shawn Rein has a background in Chinese studies, has been on the ground […]

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Should we be worried that this job drain is happening? It is hampering our economy, but was inevitable even before mass globalization. “Geography is history” and America is now facing the balancing of a global economy. This just means that we have to stay competitive in the global economy. I loved what was […]

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In response to the developments of the railway in Tibet, the Wall Street Journal has been covering the latest unrest near Tibet (and consequently extending to other provinces). The article on Tibet’s challenge to China shows that peace is less likely to be the sentiment than discontent. While Tibetans were promised a flourishing economy […]

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Well, I’m not taking international business this quarter, but…
From what we know of globalization, it’s impossible for China, India, and the US to decouple themselves from each other. To not trade with each other means to have lesser transactions, lesser revenues, and less profitability. It’s surprising that China actually had imports outpace exports in […]

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