2015 TEEMA Report: Degree of Recommendation for Chinese Cities by Taiwanese Vendors – Research and Markets
June 2, 2016 | By Business Wire News
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Research and Markets has announced the addition of the “2015 TEEMA Report: Degree of Recommendation for Chinese Cities by Taiwanese Vendors” report to their offering.
Amid the economic slowdown in Europe and North America, China is facing headwinds in the wake of rising labor and production costs. Coupled with China’s fast-changing policies, laws, and environments pertaining to foreign investment, it is getting tougher for foreign companies to invest and doing business in China. This report, which is one of a research series on the dynamics of the Chinese investment environment, serves as a reference for foreign companies when making investment decisions in China. The report presents the degree of recommendation for Chinese cities by Taiwanese vendors as surveyed by TEEMA (Taiwan Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers’ Association).
List of Topics
– Overview of the structure of the 2015 TEEMA (Taiwan Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers’ Association) Report, which evaluates the competitiveness of Chinese cities from the view of Taiwanese vendors who are running business in China
– Evaluation of the degree of recommendation by Taiwanese vendors in China with regard to their investment experience in a specific city; the measurement indicators include: (1) city competitiveness, (2) investment environment, (3) investment risks, (4) city development potential, (5) investment efficiency, (6) the degree of internationalization, (7) protection for Taiwanese companies’ rights and interests, (8) efficiency of government administration, (9) prospects of domestic market, and (10) overall quality of life
Key Topics Covered:
1. Structure of 2015 TEEMA Report
1.1 Evaluation of Chinese Cities’ Comprehensive Competitiveness
1.1.1 City Competitiveness
1.1.2 Investment Environment
1.1.3 Investment Risks
1.1.4 Degree of Recommendation by Taiwanese Vendors
1.2 TEEMA Survey Sample Collection from 2011 to 2015
1.3 Analysis of Taiwanese Vendors’ Industries
1.4 Analysis of Taiwanese Vendors’ Investment Locations
1.5 Analysis of Taiwanese Vendors’ Future Deployment Plans
1.6 Taiwanese Vendors’ Business Performance in China
1.7 Taiwanese Vendors’ Business Disputes in China
1.8 Chinese Cities for Taiwanese Vendors’ Future Deployment
1.9 Chinese Cities for Taiwanese Vendors’ Future Deployment by Industry
1.9.1 High-Tech Industry
1.9.2 Traditional Industry
1.9.3 Service Industry
2. Degree of Recommendation by Taiwanese Vendors in China
2.1 Evaluation of Degree of Recommendation by Taiwanese Vendors in 2015
2.1.1 Top Ten Recommended Cities
2.1.2 Top Ten Least Recommended Cities
2.1.3 Top Ten Recommendation Indicators
2.2 Changes in Degree of Recommendation of Taiwanese Vendors, 2014-2015
2.2.1 Top Ten Growing Cities
2.2.2 Top Ten Declining Cities
Companies Mentioned
– Alibaba
– ASEAN
– Tencent
– World Bank Group
For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/7nz26m/2015_teema
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