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How corporate China is evolving

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<abstract displayLabel="Summary">Years of rapid economic growth and exposure to global competition are redrawing the boundaries of China¿s business landscape. In the past, most companies there fell into one of three categories: stateowned enterprises, joint ventures between Chinese and foreign concerns, or wholly owned foreign operations. The new world of Chinese business calls for new ways to describe the playing field</abstract>
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