European Business in China Position Paper 2011/12

The Position Paper is published annually and represents the overall views of European companies doing business in China. It details the key concerns and recommendations of each of the 30 Working Groups and 6 Forums in regard to WTO implementation issues, trade issues and broader policy-related issues. The Position Paper is presented to the Chinese government and EU authorities each year with the aim of improving the investment climate in China (also available in CD-ROM format).

Cost
Members: RMB 200
Non-Members: RMB 400

Position Paper 2011/12
Download the complete Position Paper 2011 / 2012  EN  CN

Executive Summary  EN  CN

Please find the individual papers here.

Press Release  EN  CN

To view copies of the Position Papers 2007/2008, 2008/2009, 2009/2010 please click here

The Position Papers of 2010/2011 you can find here

EURObiz

The bi-monthly publication produced entirely by the European Chamber, EURObiz tells the unique story of European business in China, utilizing the experience and expertise of the companies and executives that are shaping China's business landscape.

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EURObiz 1st Issue March/April
EURObiz 2nd Issue May/June
EURObiz 3rd Issue July/August
EURObiz 4th Issue September/October
EURObiz 5th Issue November/December

EURObiz 6th Issue January/February 2012
 

Would you like to advertise in EURObiz?
Please contact Betty Yin (email: byin@europeanchamber.com.cn , tel: 0086 6462 2066 ext.23) and you can view our EURObiz media kit for more details on the advertisement options available.

Business Directory 2011

As an annual publication, the Business Directory is an ideal reference tool for European companies in China, or for businesses serving the European business community here. This latest edition is the most comprehensive yet, featuring over 1500 listings of members of the European Chamber, as well as embassies, consulates and business associations from EU Member States.

Cost
Members: RMB 500
Non-Members: RMB 1000

Business Confidence Survey 2011

The European Chamber Business Confidence Survey is published annually and based on the survey conducted among all European Chamber members. It collects the experience of member companies in the dynamic and unique business environment in China, interprets their opinions and analyses the underlying causes of problems.

Cost
Members: RMB 160
Non-Members: RMB 320

Business Confidence Survey 2011
Business Confidence Survey 2011  EN  CN

Business Confidence Survey 2010
Business Confidence Survey 2010 Part 1  EN  CN
Business Confidence Survey 2010 Part 2  EN  CN

Public Procurement Study: European Business Experiences Competing for Public Contracts in China

Launched in April 2011, this is the first ever report from a business perspective on public procurement in China. The 50 page study offers a detailed analysis of the typical bidding process and common challenges encountered by European companies competing for public contracts in China. The Study contains three sector case studies and draws on the knowledge and experience of the European Chamber's 1,600 member companies to make recommendations on how to improve regulation of this vital component of China's economy.

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Public Procurement Study 2011  EN   CN

Asia-Pacific Head Quarters Study 2011

Asia-Pacific Regional Headquarters Study examines the factors influencing how large foreign firms make the decision to locate their regional headquarters in any specific city in Asia-Pacific region.

The study is based on quantitative survey responses and face-to-face interviews with senior representatives of European Multinational companies operating in the Asia-Pacific region and compares their perspectives of the relative merits of locating their businesses in the major cities of the region - with particular focus on Hong Kong, Shanghai and Singapore.

APHQ Study 2011  EN   CN

European Business in China Position Paper 2010/11

The Position Paper is published annually and represents the overall views of European companies doing business in China. It details the key concerns and recommendations of each of the 28 Working Groups and 6 Forums in regard to WTO implementation issues, trade issues and broader policy-related issues. The Position Paper is presented to the Chinese government and EU authorities each year with the aim of improving the investment climate in China. (also available in CD-ROM format).

Cost
Members: RMB 300
Non-Members: RMB 600

Online Previews
Executive Summary  EN  CN

Position Paper 2010/11
Download the Position Paper 2010/2011

To view back copies of the Position Paper, please click here

The Social and Economic Impact of Private Equity in China 2009

This survey was produced by the European Chamber in partnership with Bain & Company and is the first of its kind to examine the real impact of Private Equity on China's economy. The Survey indicates that PE firms provide a source of support in helping Chinese Companies to grow, contribute to China's economic development. It also illustrates that PE firms transfer management know-how, improve corporate governance, support inland development and foster domestic consumption.

Private Equity in China 2009  EN  CN

Chengdu Business Guide

An essential tool for anyone doing business in Sichuan Province. Packed full of useful information on important topics such as tax, investment, housing and living, the guide offers an in-depth look at business practices and how to negotiate them, as well as how to make your life in Chengdu more comfortable.

Cost
Members: RMB 200
Non-Members: RMB 500

To order your copy, please contact chengdu@europeanchamber.com.cn

Overcapacity in China: Causes, Impacts and Recommendations

This is the first ever industry-led report on industrial capacity utilization in China and is published in partnership with Roland Berger Strategy Consultants. The sixty-page study offers a detailed analysis of the causes and effects of overcapacity across six key Chinese industries and, drawing on the knowledge and experience of the European Chamber's 1,400 member companies, provides a series of on how this problem can be curbed.

Online Version
Overcapacity in China: Causes, Impact and Recommendations.

PDF Version
Overcapacity in China: Causes, Impact and Recommendations  EN   CN.