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<title>Superior foreign technology often fails when put to the test in China&#x27;s different market conditions from David LAVOREL (14 Nov 2013, 2:28 pm) in group &#x22;international trade  in china&#x22;</title>
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<title>Invitation to the Expert Panel about the European mechanical engineering industry in China from Patrick Chrobot (31 Oct 2013, 11:11 pm) in group &#x22;international trade  in china&#x22;</title>
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<description>Objective is to give mechanical engineering companies from Europe concrete recommendations of action for distributing machinery in China. Thereto the University of St.Gallen, Switzerland, and CEIBS, China, invites you to join their online Expert-Panel: http://www.expert-survey.org/index.php?p=2006&#x26;amp;key_s=2fa10207c439391c4cb5df607bd526d1ff7448f0 As benefit you will receive: - Immediate overviews of the opinions and ratings of the other participating experts for each given statement - Executive ...</description>
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