china’slawsrulesamp;amp;regulations中国法律法规.ppt

Discussion Questions What are the key aspects of China’s political and legal environment? What options are available for foreign investors in preparing their business entry to the China market? How has China’s accession to the WTO membership created new opportunities and challenges for both Chinese and foreign enterprises? What are the legal, political and investment risks involved in doing business in China? What are the possible solutions? Why did China establish the Shanghai Free Trade Zone in 2013? What opportunities and challenges will the Shanghai Free Trade Zone provide for foreign investors? New Free Trade Zones Reform Guideline Legal Risks ?about 1.300 laws are being changed or issued due to Chinas becomming member of the WTO ?the process of adjusting and construeing the new law will take time ?none problems solutions Hidden Costs ?high expenses for launching, quality, travelling ?high costs for production, ?hidden costs ?exact calculation of costs during entrance in the market considerable expenses: ?staff ?travelling ?rents ?communication ?min. Costs??? considerable expenses: ?quality ?education ?long-term aims of payment ?administration ?min. costs??? Representation Company problems solutions The Chinese government has issued a series of regulations for the China (Shanghai) Pilot Free Trade Zone, in a bid to allow greater involvement of foreign investors in formerly restricted areas such as telecommunications. The Shanghai pilot free trade zone will provide unprecedented breakthrough opportunities for foreign investors. Shanghai will strive to work on a set of policies that can be replicated and promoted in Chinas other potential free trade zones as part of its reform efforts. The Shanghai government has recently published a reform guideline, calling for a reduction in government interference in the operation of state-owned enterprises. The guideline seeks to ensure that the management of state-owned assets will be put und