e-Course: Doing Business in Shanghai (Course, Master)

Syllabus of the Online Course (Subject): Foreign Trade and Business in Shanghai - Pudong (China).
- City of Shanghai: The financial, economic, trade, and shipping centre of China
- Economy of Shanghai
- Service and Industrial Sector of Shanghai
- Pudong District
- Foreign Trade of Shanghai
- Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in Shanghai
- Application procedures
- Case Study:
- Shanghai Automotive Industry Corporation
- Siemens in Shanghai
- Wal-Mart in China
Example of the Online Course (Doing Business in Shanghai):

Description of the Online Course: Doing Business in Shanghai:
- Since 1992, Shanghai has sustained a significant gross domestic product growth rate for fourteen years
- Population of Shanghai: 1% of the Chinese population
- Area: 0.06% of the Chinese land
- Top economic sectors of Shanghai: electronic and information technology products, auto making, petrochemical, steel products, equipment, and biomedicine
- Shanghai's service industries growth (wholesale and retail, finance, insurance, transport, logistics, property (real estate), information, and software). 35% of total production in Shanghai
- Shanghai contributes to 1/8 of financial revenues of the People's Republic of China
- Exports of Shanghai: 64.2 billion dollars (up 19.1%)
- The main
Export Markets of Shanghai are Asia, Europe, North America, Latin America, and Africa
- Shanghai is the largest port
on the Chinese mainland and one of the greatest in the World.
- Commodities through Shanghai Customs:
25% of the total of the People's Republic of China
- In the last decade,
Foreign direct investment (FDI) in Shanghai has augmented by 36%.
- Shanghai has 276 international fair and exhibits (Asia Expo of International Brand Sports Products, Sports Fashion, or Modern Education)
- Shanghai is the most appropriate Chinese city for foreigners to live in (The Economist)




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