China - a key regulatory challenge for Europe

Other topics: financial crisis, General, Economic Policy

Catching up in emerging markets creates wealth in the West, but can also lead to dependency. The West must assert themselves economically in globalization if it wants to preserve its values. Therefore, a European business planning policy to cultivate political and economic competition. Otherwise, the path threatens to Serfdom.

China today and in 10 years

In recent days I have had interesting conversations with a friend who just interrupts his mission trip to Angola for a visit to Berlin. I could learn a lot about corruption, the cultivation of mined land and Chinese people in the resource-rich country are probably already ubiquitous. And they are not only in Angola. Chinese investors in Africa are on a shopping trip, looking for business opportunities in commodities and farmland. At such meetings to get quickly to the question of what role China will play in the future, and perhaps the more interesting question of what this will mean for Europe and the West.

Import and Export business

The import and export business is not just for goliath corporations. An individual armed with the right information can get in on this enormous industry. It is big business these days - to the tune of an annual $1.2 trillion in goods, according to the U.S. Department of Commerce. In 2007 alone, American companies will export $772 billion in merchandise to more than 150 foreign countries. Billions of dollars in merchandise and goods are being exchanged each day in the global marketplace. These products are bought, sold, represented, and distributed somewhere in the world on a daily basis. While basically any country can offer opportunities for import export trade, Canada, Mexico, Japan, and China have topped the trading chart for the past two decades. In the last few years, countries in the former Soviet Union and South America have become major players. Compared to other businesses, however, import export companies have a very low startup cost. You do not need any special license or degree; what you need to succeed is the expert advice

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