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By Robert Tuomi (WINDSOR, ON) – To be blunt, Mel Douglas is one reason Windsor desperately needs an auditor general. He is the city’s so-called corporate initiatives manager, however he shows no initiative when it comes to responding to a question about the fabricated economic impact of sporting events, which he has been throwing out there with great abandon. In a recent report to city council,…

“We can be certain that behind these priorities will be a wave of cash and incentives to manufacturers and to consumers.  We can be sure that many Chinese companies, private and state-owned, are revising their strategies to align with the government’s priorities and that local capacity will rise exponentially.”

A pocket guide to doing business in China | McKinsey & Company

A pocket guide to doing business in China

McKinsey director Gordon Orr goes behind the trends shaping the world’s second-largest economy to explain what companies must do to operate effectively.

October 2014 | byGordon Orr

China, a $10 trillion economy growing at 7 percent annually, is a never-before-seen force reshaping our global economy. Over the past 30 years, the Chinese government has at…

McKinsey director Gordon Orr’s annual predictions for the market include, notably:

Increased cost of capital and labor driving need for higher output productivity in every industry;

Emphasis on enterprise technologies (cloud computing, big data, IT support);

M&A in logistics (transport infrastructure, facilities, services) including increased foreign participation;

Higher quality building constructions (finally!);