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Ma and Jaeger (2005) have done research work on negotiation process of China and found that business Negotiation in China is affected by a multitude of factors such as social beliefs, tenure of the deal-making process, relationship, flexible nature of the negotiation and many others.... However, very few researchers have tried to understand the inter-correlated nature of independent variable which ensures the effectiveness of Negotiation in China hence it can be assumed that there is large gap exist in the literature about Negotiation in China....
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What should you know about advantages and disadvantages of negotiating terms of a contract in china?... The second advantage of negotiating contracts in china is the two-phase negotiation process.... in china negotiation are conducted through a technical and a commercial phase.... Your company is about to take a team into Beijing china to negotiate a 3-year supply contract.... Effective negotiation is an essential skill that is a most for every business leader....
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International business activities are evaluated at 1 trillion dollars per annum.... This figure, according to the WTO has the potential for substantial growth.... For realization of the said growth, on the one hand, and the maintenance of its current annual scope, on the other, it is imperative that IB is managed in accordance with empirically proven, theoretically valid and time-tested paradigms....
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Business negotiations in china are challenging, particularly for international businesses because of the very intricate business practices of the Chinese.... For one, networking is different in china where the government is almost always involved such that the range of decision makers is wider, and the process more collaborative.... Usually, the average time it takes to do deals in china, from initial contact to contract signing may be from 12 to 18 months, possibly longer for institutional deals....
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Cases of developing economies like china and India are prime examples that have huge potential for developing markets.... china, with its fast developing economy, is a strong emerging market that has tremendous scope for the multinational companies.... china is the fastest developing economy that has captured a large market segment of the world market in the last decade and a half.... The purpose of the study is to examine the factors that influence the business negotiations of china with the international business community at large and the West in particular....
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This paper explores the definitions of cultural distance, the ways of measuring cultural distance and the implications of cultural distance to international marketers.... By looking at academic literature about how cultural distance was defined, a comprehensive understanding of the concept is achieved....
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The paper discusses the rich history of Chinese Culture that deeply influenced the style of Negotiation in China.... hellip; Negotiation in China is deeply influenced by its culture.... in china, the role of intermediary in business dealings is important.... For instance, in china, business dealings are indirect and with the help of intermediaries.... The main components of Chinese Culture that influenced negotiation are agrarianism, hierarchy, morality, pictographic language and suspicion of foreigners....
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It also includes the cultural assumptions associated with the negotiation including the style of negotiation posed a challenge to the usual style of bargaining applied in Australia and other Western countries.... Japanese negotiation StylesAs mentioned above, the Japanese individuals; just like the other people in the Southeast Asian market consider politeness to be an important attribute of any negotiator that intends to convince them to make purchases of certain products or use particular services (Adair et al....
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