Confidence in Ma but Urgent Attention to the Economy Needed: Lawyers
May 08, 2008 | BY
clpstaff &clp articlesThe election of Ma Ying-jeou as Taiwanese president is good news for Taiwan but lawyers agree economic reforms and direct flights to the PRC are two issues that need urgent attention. China Law & Practice invited six lawyers from Taiwan's leading law firms to discuss the implications of Ma Ying-jeou's election victory.
Mediator: Chris Bisogni, China Law & Practice (CB)
Participants:
Victor Chang, Chen & Lin (VC)
Sherry Lin, Lee and Li (SL)
Jack Huang, Jones Day (JH)
Echo Yeh, Lexcel Partners (EY)
Lillian Chu, Tsar & Tsai (LC)
Jacqueline Fu, J & J (JF)
CB: How would you describe the business sentiment in Taiwan since the election?
VC: From my observation there are a lot of optimistic people and there is a positive feeling about the election, with the hope of better things to come.
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