June 2014
Intermediate to advanced
240 pages
5h 7m
English
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The End of Cheap China, Revised and Updated: Economic and Cultural Trends That Will Disrupt the World
by Shaun Rein
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INDEX
A
- Acer
- Afghanistan
- Africa
- Gahiji’s story
- investment in
- natural resources
- noninterference policy
- resources, access to
- students from
- support from
- views of China in
- Zambia incident in
- Ai Weiwei
- Ai Zhongxin
- Airbus
- airport construction
- Ajisen Ramen
- Alibaba
- Alipay
- Amerilink Wireless
- Amodei, Mark
- Amway
- Angle, Sharron
- Anta
- Apple
- product design
- production costs
- sales in China
- Arab Spring
- ASD
- Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN)
- Atlantic Monthly
- Auchan
- Australia
- Chinese buying firms in
- currency
- automobiles. See also specific cars
- buyer’s profile
- electric
B
- B&Q
- Baby formula scandal
- Baidu
- control of
- Google loss of
- Banda, Rupiah
- Bank of China
- banks
- investment
- real estate loans by
- state-owned, focus of
- underground
- Barbie
- Beijing Olympics
- Beijing, China
- historic infrastructure
- locating outside of
- rural migrants in
- subway in
- Bentley
- Bernanke, Ben
- Best Buy
- billionaires/millionaires. See also executives (Chinese)
- brand building by
- high-profile investments by
- market share consolidation by
- meeting with
- number of
- women
- Bird’s Nest Stadium
- bloggers
- Bloomberg
- Bo Xilai
- Bob (Laura Furniture president)
- bonds
- Italian
- municipal
- sovereign
- U.S.
- A Book of Five Rings (Musashi)
- Books Brothers
- Boston College
- brand managers
- market demands on
- market understanding by
- outdated notions of
- program development by
- brands (Chinese)
- affordable of
- aggressiveness of
- American awareness of
- American discounting of
- corner cutting by
- dairy
- domestic market growth and
- importance of
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