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China’s Socialist Market Economy with Chinese Characteristics: A PESTEL Analysis
This chapter applies the PESTEL framework political, economic, social, technological, environmental, and legal factors to China’s contemporary business environment, written for international executives, founders, and investors. It argues that China operates as a hybrid system in which Party authorit
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