Smoke, Mirrors and Bureaucrats: Corporate Research in China

Corporate research in China is a thriving business, a wealth of corporate information is collected and stored by government institutions, and bureaucratic channels are the most effective sources for corporate research in China.

8 minute readMarch 31, 2002 at 11:58 PM

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By Arjun Subrahmanyan

In a country where the executive, legislative and judicial functions of government are dominated by one political party, where political agendas can dominate bureaucratic functions and where information usually serves political goals, very large amounts of data are collected and stored by government institutions.

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