Asia's new competitive game

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      <subfield code="a">What are the rules of Asia's new competitive game? Although specific strategies differ by industry, home country, and company culture, the author has identified eight general rules that should be studied closely by Westerners intent on succeeding in the region: 1. it is better to be always first than always right; 2. control the bottlenecks in the chain; 3. build walled cities; 4. bring market transactions in-house; 5. levarage your host government'goals; 6. organize your company like a networkd of personal computers; 7. make commercialization the equal of invention; 8. what your don't know, your can learn</subfield>
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