what business would profit in china?
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I'm an American living in China and frankly I wish we had some good taco restaraunts here.\n\nHowever, beef is expensive and hard to procure due to the lack of cattle and sufficient grazing land on the east coast. Pigs are the 'meat' of choice. Most restaraunts that serve actual beef import it from New Zealand or Australia. I have no idea what McDonalds serves, but it sure isn't beef.\n\nAnother issue is market. I don't think the Chinese would have a problem adapting to taco's in the long run as I've watched them quickly adapt to McDonalds and KFC (there are plenty of fat little Chinese kids to support that observation), but we did have one or two restaraunts that gave it a shot at taco's and failed. \n\nThere is one in the town I live at that has been fairly successful, though. It is called Havannah's and my family and I eat at it every three or four weeks. The taco's aren't very good, but worth visiting once in awhile.
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I am running an import and export company out here in Shanghai. I can provide a huge range of products if you are interested including textiles, automobile spare parts, belts, bags, etc etc. \n\nDrop me a mail and we can chat.
98357
That might be tough.  I don't think China makes that information as ready to the public as the U.S.  You might want to look at the World Bank's annual report at worldbank.org.  I did find a good site which lists a lot of information about China's economy- http://www.gwu.edu/~econ270/Taejoon.html -  It's from George Washington University, so I think you can trust thier figures.
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Realistically, I would say China looks like a good bet. I want it to be America, but I would be lying if I said that China won't eventually surpase the US.
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I have a friend in China who can probably help. He buys stuff for me and sends it to me to sell. Email me and let me know the products you want and quantity, if you have some pictures, that would be helpful. arrogant36804@yahoo.com
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probably china and england are two of the closest. the chinese have a lot of people and have revolutionized a lot of stuff liek technology. England is always a very powerful country.
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This is a big question and I am afraid that the list may not fit in here.\n\nCheck for yellow page for China, or you can also do research through some B2B sites, Soourcing magazine, trade magazine, industry group.
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international trade....go asian, such as singapore or hongkong....these are on a booming economy
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Interesting little site.  Though I noticed on http://www.zapchinese.com/Business-Chinese/Vocabulary/Business.htm that revenue should be shou1 ru4, not shou1 run4\n\nIf it can't be seen in China then it's blocked by the government.  Reasons could be:\n\n1) You have bad content that is somehow blacklisted by the govt (I don't think so).\n\n2) You are using shared IP addresses: The IP address of your site is also the IP address of a different site which is blacklisted by the govt. Assuming that they block IP addresses, your site would be blocked too.  Not sure how to check with Chinese authorities, but you might want to check with Yahoo! what other sites use this IP address.  Or simply ask them to give you a different IP address and see if it's ok after that.\n\nHope that helps!
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go to www.alibaba.com, they will be able to help you there.
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The way things are looking these days, Chinese will be in big demand.
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I think thats a great idea.  I would contact someone at the Chinese embassy in Washington DC.\n\nProbably expensive but would be a great setting.
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1. They market their huge labour force.\n\n2. They encourage Foreign Direct Investment from many different companies, but until recently, forced them into entering Joint Ventures with local companies in order to build up their own companies.\n\n3. Promote themselves as the next superpower, with 300 million people progressing into the middle class, which equals a huge potential market.\n\n4. Promote themselves as a cultured society - the mysticisim of the orient. China is rich in culture and history, a tourism magnet.\n\n5. Promote themselves as being more enlightened than before - especially with human rights. The Olympics in 2008 are an example of this.\n\nIn all, China is proudly proclaiming its rapid progress to the world, making other countries seem stupid if they do not jump in.
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It depends what kind of goods you want to export out from China.  Are you a trading company in China, buying from China and export to your clients?  Or you are a manufacturer?  \n\nI'm not sure what kind of products you want to export, and in which part of China you are in.  Different province or area, may have different policies for this.  In general, you need to have an export license, which is usually applied by a registered company's legal representative.  To get export license, you may need to show that you are the manufacturer, and also have the VAT license.  If you don't have export license, you could still export your goods via export agent in China, and there are many of them, which they usually charge about 2% commission to export for you.
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It comes up in China.
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hi \nif you are interested in small home bussiness that is now growing very fast in east asia please send an Email to me
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China will just buy india.\n\nGB