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One Tired Dragon

机译:一只疲倦的龙

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A tiresome side effect of China's rise in recent years is the corresponding rise in books and experts explaining how to make money there. That would be fine if each one offered startling new insights, but everyone has the same few things to say about China: about "human capital," about the importance of "saving face," about the treacherous complexity of the place that obviously makes their books required reading. Indeed, the safest China play may be selling this story line, as Ted C. Fishman showed with China Inc. (Scribner, 2005), a cleverly packaged synthesis of mostly off-the-shelf information that in 2005 helped prove there was a market for cookie-cutter business books with "China" or "dragon" in the title. Making money from actually doing business in China is a trickier prospect. Serious investors and entrepreneurs would do well to consider an earlier spate of books about how to lose money in China, most notably Tim Clissold's Mr. China: A Memoir (HarperCollins, 2005), a British businessmans story of the quixotic and astoundingly costly misadventures led by his boss, an American investment banker who had never set foot in China before deciding to make a fortune there.
机译:近年来,中国崛起的一个令人讨厌的副作用是相应的书籍和专家的崛起解释了如何在中国赚钱。如果每个人都提供令人惊讶的新见解,那就很好了,但是每个人对中国都有同样的话要说:关于“人力资本”,关于“提倡面子”的重要性,关于显然使他们陷入困境的地方的复杂性书籍需要阅读。确实,最安全的中国公司可能正在出售这一故事情节,正如Ted C. Fishman向China Inc.展示的那样(Scribner,2005年),它巧妙地打包了大部分现成的信息,并在2005年帮助证明了市场的存在。标题中带有“中国”或“龙”的千篇一律的商业书籍。在中国实际开展业务来赚钱是一个棘手的前景。认真的投资者和企业家最好考虑早些时候有关如何在中国亏钱的书籍,最著名的是蒂姆·克利索尔德(Tim Clissold)的《中国:回忆录》(HarperCollins,2005年),这是英国商人关于吉卜赛式和令人震惊的惨重损失的故事。由他的老板,一位美国投资银行家,在决定在中国发财之前从未涉足中国。

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    《Forbes》 |2008年第12期|p.58|共1页
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    Gady A. Epstein;

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  • 收录信息 美国《科学引文索引》(SCI);
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  • 中图分类 世界经济问题;
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