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Davos, Switzerland (CNN) – Multinationals are becoming increasingly aware of the need to investment in innovation, education, and R&D in emerging economies, says John Quelch, dean of China Europe International Business School. “If you look at China at the moment, (there is) a tremendous amount of multinational funds coming in from the West investing in R&D centers in China,” says Quelch. “That’s partly to get closer to the huge local China market, but it’s also a reflection, I think, of the understanding that there’s a lot of talent in China in terms of science and engineering that can be tapped successfully by the multinationals through these R&D centers.” He adds that if Western multinationals want to truly understand emerging economies as markets, they will have to invest more in human capital in those countries. |
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in order to become a superpower of the 21st century in the world's multi-polar system, in order for the Chinese goods to find a market, considering that the country’s economy is built on direct international investments, China will have to merge with the global civilization. China will need to be harmonious, interconnected, truly integral and global, like any single organism in a system. Ancient Chinese philosophy also sees the world exactly this way ...
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