Doing business in China (Full Episode)

In this episode of The Airport Economist Tim is in Shanghai, the commercial capital of China. He gets insights from local business people and learn from foreigners who have cracked the market.

The Airport Economist is your guide to doing business in the Asian Century. Led by renowned economist Tim Harcourt, we'll be visiting thriving markets all across Asia to find out what the emerging opportunities are for doing business there, how to get your foot in the door, learn from companies who are successfully operating there, as well as discover the local culture.
In each episode we'll arm you with all the knowledge and insights you need to take your business international.

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[cindygerty]

I've been thinking of starting up a business in China lately. I'm just trying so hard to gather up a reasonable capital before starting. I really can't wait. lovely channel i must confess.

[BeyondBorders]

I've often wondered about this area so it's great to see someone covering this. Really well done, brilliant. As a follow on you might think about covering additional entrepreneurs

[LinseyGessner]

So in love with this channel and it's beautiful and helpful content!
Many Blessings and Gratitude!

[nikalex]

I want to do business in China when the Pandemic clears up. I like working with the Chinese. It has been very profitable for me thus far

[PeterFritzWalter]

Best video I have watched about entering China as a business. Thank you!

[juliusnewman]

What’s that’s blue book on the desk? Author? ISBN? Thank you!

[ayjay]

Wow! So wonderful presentation and useful information. Thanks

[allstardemon]

Is it true it costs more that $30k in basic start up costs just to set up store on tmall?

[saifabdulmoiz]

Whats the best city in china where i can find manufacturers

[Gitohandro]

Lol did he recommended a VPN? Won't the government ban this video

[adanbarrioscortes]

qye se haria en el transe de muerte y negacion hasta de las pastillas en caso de negligencia y conveniencia si usan 4 horas de diferencia sin saber.

[stevearkie]

There work is terrible and now we need work here in the USA not China .