China's structural programs offers growth opportunities
Australia needs to think about its relationship with China over the next 20 to 30 years, writes Mark Eggleton.
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Australia needs to think about its relationship with China over the next 20 to 30 years, writes Mark Eggleton.
One of the big misconceptions Australian business continues to have regarding doing business in Asia is the region is one amorphous mass.
Coffee Dominant is an Australian cleaning products company that has faced significant issues around management and growth but is now successfully exporting into Asia.
While the emergence of the financial start-ups gets a lot of the attention in the fintech sector, one of the great disrupters in finance is the emergence of blockchain technology.
Australian business can look forward to unprecedented growth in Asia over the next 20 to 25 years if it's willing to embrace the region more wholeheartedly.
Investors are jittery over the lack of information from the People's Bank of China.
China can have higher growth now or later, but not both.
Whether China has a hard landing seems to depend on to whom you are speaking.
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