consumers’ behaviour in China. In particular, the emergence of the “new rich” has important social and economic implications for … China as well as the rest of the world. Examines the level of wealth and spending patterns in Chinese households, and more … particularly aims to investigate the level of affluence and consumption patterns of China’s new rich. The main issues dealt with …

Looks briefly at where China has done better than the Russian Federation in the process of transition from a centrally …

The People’s Republic of China, as a progressively developing economy, is subject to dynamic structural changes, which … are potentially de‐stabilizing in nature. Since the end of the 1970s China had abandoned Mao Zedong’s socioeconomic … political reforms. According to Walter Eucken’s “instability thesis,” this may de‐stabilize China’s socioeconomic and political …

The evaluation of both tourism and tourist resources in China remains problematic. On the macro‐level, only the … tourist resources, including natural environment and ethnic cultures, threatens further development of tourism in China. The … China is discussed.  …

The economic boom and liberalization make China a new focus of international investments by multinational corporations … entry modes of MNCs into China from socioeconomic perspectives. It provides a theoretical discussion and also an empirical …

living. This paper analyses the trade‐off between economic reforms and economic and social security in India and China. The …