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Greater China as a Regional Business Hub
This chapter situates China within a wider Greater China framework, arguing that market entry often proceeds not directly across the mainland border but through a layered regional architecture of gateways, intermediary jurisdictions, and integration mechanisms. It examines Hong Kong as the principal
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