How does the Stimulus affect the current and long-term market for U.S. companies in China? Where has the money been directed to date and what about future spending?
- In 2009, China astounded the world with its remarkable recovery from the global slowdown with a GDP growth of 8.7%.
- In 2009, the China consumer market grew by 15.5% (YoY) to USD 18.7 Billion; China also became the world’s leader in private investment in renewable energy, spending $34.6 billion on green technologies.
- The Chinese Economic Stimulus Package is broad-based covering infrastructure, environment, roads, railways, airports, waste treatment, and healthcare.
- Social Service oriented opportunities, such as schools and healthcare, is a strong focus particularly in the Sichuan region.
How can U.S. firms best position to take advantage this stimulus?
What should you be aware of in terms of indigenous technology preferences and local content policies?
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Is the money being spent? Where's it going? Are U.S. firms benefitting? Determine how to best position your company to take advantage of stimulus projects, the realities of related government procurement contracts, and relevance of China indigenous innovation plans.
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