This Applied Research Report focuses on the issue of poor product quality amidst the manufacturing sector of China which is commonly dubbed ‘the world’s factory’. Through in-depth understanding of the dynamics of the country’s manufacturing sector, consumers’ perception of Chinese-made products, and negative as well as positive aspects of other countries’ manufacturing sectors, this report attempts to conduct an analysis of the “Made-in-China” phenomenon and thereby identify the problems and possible solutions to improve the image of the Chinese label
The purpose of this paper was to empirically explore how Chinese private manufacturers make strategi...
The process of manufacturing and marketing international products is increasingly complex and especi...
This study examines the Chinese consumers perceptions on local and global brands in the Household wh...
The Chinese firms are producing a major part of the world’s manufactured goods and China is current...
Brand is the sum of all tangible and intangible attributes of a product and branding is the core par...
<p>Abstract copyright data collection owner.</p>Previous research on China's industrialisation has t...
Since the collapse of the Soviet Union and the end of the cold war the global economy has begun to s...
Purpose – This paper aims to explore two fundamental aspects of branding in emerging markets. First,...
There are major challenges for Chinese firms that may jeopardise the creation of credibility when es...
China has a long history in commerce and marketing. For many centuries, 'Made in China' was a high q...
The cost pressure in developed countries has stimulated many companies to shift their supplier base ...
The cost pressure in developed countries has stimulated many companies to shift their supplier base ...
Globalisation has created a world where countries compete with each other over trading. Historicall...
Background China is highly relevant in today’s economic environment and will be even more important...
The aim of this paper is to investigate the Chinese branding landscape. First, the strongest Chinese...
The purpose of this paper was to empirically explore how Chinese private manufacturers make strategi...
The process of manufacturing and marketing international products is increasingly complex and especi...
This study examines the Chinese consumers perceptions on local and global brands in the Household wh...
The Chinese firms are producing a major part of the world’s manufactured goods and China is current...
Brand is the sum of all tangible and intangible attributes of a product and branding is the core par...
<p>Abstract copyright data collection owner.</p>Previous research on China's industrialisation has t...
Since the collapse of the Soviet Union and the end of the cold war the global economy has begun to s...
Purpose – This paper aims to explore two fundamental aspects of branding in emerging markets. First,...
There are major challenges for Chinese firms that may jeopardise the creation of credibility when es...
China has a long history in commerce and marketing. For many centuries, 'Made in China' was a high q...
The cost pressure in developed countries has stimulated many companies to shift their supplier base ...
The cost pressure in developed countries has stimulated many companies to shift their supplier base ...
Globalisation has created a world where countries compete with each other over trading. Historicall...
Background China is highly relevant in today’s economic environment and will be even more important...
The aim of this paper is to investigate the Chinese branding landscape. First, the strongest Chinese...
The purpose of this paper was to empirically explore how Chinese private manufacturers make strategi...
The process of manufacturing and marketing international products is increasingly complex and especi...
This study examines the Chinese consumers perceptions on local and global brands in the Household wh...