i am serching salted omasum market in china plz where is it rahmanullah.talha@yahoo.com
No, china does not have a market economy!
Yes, there's a market for almost anything in China. However, you must learn and understand government regulations and requirements before you market your products to China.
There are many remarkable things about China's oil market. China's oil market is remarkable because enormous expansion has triggered amazing progress in their oil industry.
The online website Market China would be a good place to start when doing some research into a particular market for China. This website gives information about the Chinese market, figures, analysis, and surveys.
China's main stock market is located in Shanghai. It was founded in 1990 and as of December 2011, it is the 6th largest stock market by market capitalization.
People in China work in factories, restaurants, and mills. Some people in China have government jobs or work in retail.
The latest estimates put the market size at USD 38 billion for the 2011 year and growing at over 100% a year. Expect it to be worth USD 80 billion therefore in 2012 Online retail is growing everywhere at the expense of sales through traditional outlets. The usual advantage is price, though convenience plays a part. China is no exception. The data mentioned above comes from AnalystInternational who looked at the sales through B2C commerce sites based in China. B2C means businesses selling to consumers, so effectively this means online retail. C2C commerce would be consumers selling to consumers as occurs on auction sites like eBay.com
There are numerous sites that have information on this subject. Technode and Mashable both have articles about the China Market. Market Watch is another good source.
If Soviet Russia was Marxist-Leninism, China is Market-Leninism. In other words, communist; China has a one party system and that party is communists, but the focus is not on isolation. Soviet Russia had no interest to compete in the global market, where China is Market-Leninism, they compete in the global market and remain communist or follow the teachings of V.I. Lenin.
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