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Dueling Tigers:
Doing Business in
China & India |
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The U.S. Commercial Service is pleased to present a series of trade events aimed at bringing U.S. companies closer to success in these dynamic mega-markets. Speakers such as Deputy Assistance Secretary Ira Kasoff and Senior Economist Abdul Shaikh will show how U.S. companies can benefit from the opportunities in these markets as well as overcome the challenges they present.
Why China? Why India? Why together?
- China and India are two of the world’s fastest growing economies. In 2008, China’s economy had a growth rate of 9%, and India’s exceeded 6%.
- Similar opportunities exist in China (China Market Information) and India (India Market Information) across multiple sectors such as green technology, education, and architecture, engineering, & construction services.
- Despite large economic gains, China (China's Laws and Regulations) and India (India's Laws and Regulations) remain hampered by complex legal environments, archaic infrastructures, due diligence issues and inadequate IPR enforcement.
- “But they’re not the same.” China (China FAQs) and India (India Business Norms) have remarkably different cultural and business norms, presenting a host of unique and misunderstood challenges to U.S. exporters.
Upcoming Events:
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