Experience Not Logic has a nice post, entitled, "China's Manufacturing Competitiveness Is at Risk": Sort Of," on the recently published Booz Allen/AmCham Manufacturing Competitiveness report, somewhat wrongly titled, "New Challenges for Foreign Producers:... ...full story at China Law Blog
from China Law Blog on Thu, Mar 27 2008
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