Thursday, February 2, 2012

Analysis 3

I received three volumes of information from Addison-Clifton, LLC upon request. There are packets of information entitled "China Trade Communique" with different subsections: Shanghai office adds international experience, China's 12th five-year plan provides Opportunities for U.S. exports, and BIS proposes first comprehensive definition of "specially designed". They discuss things from Chinese stimulus to the best cities to invest in. In particular, it answers some of my questions on where China stands with either importing or exporting medical equipment. They emphasize how small exporters can play a large role in trade. It also becomes apparent how much Chinese law can affect foreign business endeavors.

This article answers questions such as: What fields are China looking to expand? Which cities are up and coming for Chinese business? Do you know everything about your Chinese supplier? What is China's tariff policy for 2011? What about customer modernization in China? What does China's healthcare reform mean for U.S. exporters? Do small exporters play a large role in trade? The authors structured the text by way of headings on specific subjects. It is not fluid, there are different pieces of information all over the report. You have to look through everything to find what you want. Consequently I only found a few sections of information which have proven to be relevant for my research. However, there are many interesting statistics and graphs which put information in perspective. The information is largely factual and left to interpretation.

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