Three steps to reduce business failure in China
A Daoist perspective of the world and Confucian moral values shapes Chinese behaviours, the report argues.
Major cultural differences can be a recipe for disaster when New Zealand businesses try to operate in China but a report for MFAT argues that understanding the distinct characteristics of the Chinese way of thinking is a first step in reducing that risk of failure.
The research by agribusiness
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Jamie Ball
Fri, 28 Nov 2014
Fri, 28 Nov 2014
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Three steps to reduce business failure in China
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