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Managing Your China Business During a Global Downturn

Published: November 2008

With a global recession and domestic downturn in China just commencing, this issue examines lessons learned during the previous Asian Financial Crisis of 1997, SARS and the impact these slowdowns had on foreign invested business in China.

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With a global recession and domestic downturn in China just commencing, this issue examines lessons learned during the previous Asian Financial Crisis of 1997, SARS and the impact these slowdowns had on foreign invested business in China. We look at managing your cash flow, properly assessing your sales projections, dealing with creditors, and an alternative way to look at the value of the RMB when sourcing. We also examine expanding business elsewhere into Southeast Asia and look at the emerging, and potentially downturn proof markets of Cambodia, India, Laos, Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam. In our series on China's second- and third-tier cities, we focus on Liuzhou in Guangxi and Zhanjiang in Guangdong - both key cities in China's increasing trade connections with the rest of ASEAN.

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