Speed Read - New Chinese challenges

While not a book about marketing, The End of Cheap China looks at several areas of interest to brands, from the changing attitudes of Chinese women, to building trust in a market with untrustworthy supply chains.

Speed Read – New Chinese challenges

David TiltmanWarc

This Speed Read was originally published in Admap - October 2012 issue.

China is no longer the cheap manufacturing base it once was. Its own consumers are growing in confidence about their purchase choices and Western brands need to realise the implications when targeting them in China and abroad.

In The End of Cheap China,market researcher Shaun Rein offers a primer on the key trends changing China, and what they mean for businesses. At its heart is the shift in China's economy away from low-cost...

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