American companies now have the opportunity to target a brand new market. ... As is the case when penetrating any new country or market abroad, there are many challenges that must be faced and overcome in order to be successful. ... Most of the population can't afford more than the bare necessities, so, it would be wise to conduct a good amount of market research to accurately pin point what products people really need, and are willing to spend their money on, and strictly market those products. ...

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Enterprises found it easier to continue filling imposed production targets called "state contract orders". ... Commodities that were once only available in the black market were sold openly, but this did not last long. ... This perpetuated the high prices and gave ordinary people fear of what a full-scale market reform would mean for their futures, and at this point the economy seemed as though it was near a collapse. ...

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One of the reasons that China's GDP has been growing at a yearly average of ten percent for the past two decades is the large amount of Foreign Direct Investment coming from Hong Kong, Taiwan and the West. However, China's GDP growth rate dropped to 8.7 percent during 2012 with a slow down in export growth from 26% to 7%. A lot of economists started to doubt that this might be the end of the phenomenon of the Chinese export miracle. With other developing countries emerging in East Asia, many investors have begun to consider moving their factories and investments out of China and into...

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Marxism and Economic Theory Human relationships have always been dynamic. Change and adaptability have gone hand in hand with the passage of time for human society. Systems have been developed to regulate, direct and control the resources of this society. The systems are referred t...

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Viewed against this background, it is not at all surprising that inward investments, which have settled around 1 billion US- dol-lar per annum since 1999, are at a disappointingly low level measured against the eco-nomic potential of the country and its comparatively large market. ... They cannot follow the optimism of the Nastase government, which expects that Romania, as the last of the candidate countries to the EU, be granted the status of a functional market economy" in the upcoming country progress report of the European Commission which is due in fall. ...

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