Have the Rules Changed for Foreign Businesses in China
VIEW EVENT DETAILSFor over three decades, foreign businesses have been welcomed into China. And with its accession to the WTO in 2001, increased market reform and liberalization seemed all but certain. But is the environment for foreign businesses in China now changing? Do claims of growing protectionism have merit? What is the significance of recent high-profile cases such as Google and Rio Tinto? Some argue that tougher government policies and intensifying domestic competition reflect a shift in China's relationship with the world. If this is indeed the case, what do foreign businesses need to know to operate in this new climate?
To shed light on these questions, join us for a lively discussion with our panel of experts.
Ian Bremmer
President, Eurasia Group
Myron Brilliant
Senior Vice President for International Affairs, US Chamber of Commerce
Moderator:
Rebecca Blumenstein
Managing Editor, The Wall Street Journal Online
Please note: this event will also be a free live video webcast on AsiaSociety.org/live from 6:30 to 8:00 pm ET. Online viewers are encouraged to submit their questions to [email protected].
To shed light on these questions, join us for a lively discussion with our panel of experts.
Ian Bremmer
President, Eurasia Group
Myron Brilliant
Senior Vice President for International Affairs, US Chamber of Commerce
Moderator:
Rebecca Blumenstein
Managing Editor, The Wall Street Journal Online
Please note: this event will also be a free live video webcast on AsiaSociety.org/live from 6:30 to 8:00 pm ET. Online viewers are encouraged to submit their questions to [email protected].
Event Details
Mon 07 Jun 2010
725 Park Avenue, New York, NY
$7 members; $9 students, seniors; $11 non-members.