The long road to capitalism: here’s why China has arrived

As business partnerships with China are on the up, it’s becoming imperative to crack the mystery of the “China code”. On the one hand and given how the country serves as a model for prosperity, China seems to be capitalist. On the other, it defies so many of the rules: no free elections and no free market economy, for example.

In this webinar, Nico Luchsinger, Co-Executive Director of the Asia Society Switzerland moderated a session between Arturo Bris, IMD Professor of Finance and Head of the IMD World Competitiveness Center, and Mark Greeven, IMD Professor of Innovation and Strategy with a strong interest in China.

Drawing from the trio’s varied experience and opposing views on the topic, the audience was able to get under the surface of China’s political and economic setup. This is a crucial part of the exploration of the landscape, especially for companies working in China or working with Chinese companies that are branching out on the international stage.

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Rule of law is not mostly rule to protect me from the state; it is mostly rule that protects me from other citizens and from foreigners. Antagonism between citizens and the state is a dogma that should not be exported.