Michael Perelman wrote:
Korea, as Alice Amsden tells the story, grew largely by indigenous business, which was strongly supported by the government. China seems to be following a different, more capitalist path, depending more on foreign investment to generate development.
Foreign investors complain constantly about how hard it is to do business in China (if you're doing more than looking for a subcontractor, that is). There was a long and funny horror story in the FT a few months ago by an English brewer trying to do a joint venture there. Because their market and promise are so bright, foreign investors are willing to put up with it, but the Chinese have a strong hand. Or so it seems.
Doug
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