MOFCOM busted

Corbett | November 24, 2008 3:06 PM

Anyone who deals with foreign investment here in China is very familiar with MOFCOM. They're like a Turing Machine where you have to submit your proposals and hope something gets spit back out - if ever. We all know it's a well oiled Turing machine, but the problem is we never know which wheel to oil or how much grease to apply.

So I found this recent article in Caijing very interesting, and quite useful for a better understanding of how the mysterious machine of MOFCOM actually works.

Category: Mr. Asia

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Joel

December 4, 2008 5:24 PM

Thanks for the article recommendation. Caijing is definitely the best Chinese publication for business and economics news out here.

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