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#Film Production, #Brian Viard, #Pricing, #Government Control, #Slider, #Hollywood

China Film Group and the Art of Playing Favorites in China’s Movie Market

How gatekeeping by the China Film Group is altering the dynamics of Hollywood blockbusters in China.

by Brian Viard | Jul. 15 2015

#Chinese Consumers, #Slider, #Alcohol Tax, #Alcohol, #Brian Viard, #Pricing, #Consumption

Should the Liquor Tax in China be Higher?

Liquor tax in China is lower than in most other countries. Prof Brian Viard on whether there is a case.

by Brian Viard | Jan. 27 2015

#Google, #Alipay, #Android, #WeChat, #Invisible Hand Revealed, #JD.com, #Brian Viard, #Foxconn, #Pricing, #eCommerce, #Slider, #Marketing, #Alibaba

Learning from Market Entry: Keep Your Entrants Imaginary

What industry incumbents can learn from the forces that guide market entry.

by Brian Viard | Oct. 28 2014

#Chinese Company, #Slider, #Volkswagen, #Iron Ore, #Microeconomics, #Opportunity Cost, #Mergers and Acquisitions, #Brian Viard, #Pricing

Deciding to Invest in Something? Bear in Mind the Opportunity Cost

By using the principle of opportunity cost, Chinese companies can make better investment decisions.

by Brian Viard | Sep. 23 2014

#Xiaomi, #Localization, #Business Strategy, #P&G, #Slider, #Pricing, #Competition, #Chinese Company, #Chinese Market, #IP, #Government Regulation

Face-off! MNCs versus Chinese Companies

In China’s fast-changing business environment, multinational companies are finding it increasingly hard to compete with Chinese companies.

by Suzanne Edwards | Sep. 9 2014

#Invisible Hand Revealed, #Apple, #McDonald's, #Pricing, #Big Mac Index, #iPad, #Slider, #iPad Index

The iPad Index: Comparing Apples and Oranges

Is the iPad Index a good way of comparing the purchasing power parity of different countries? CommSec, a unit of.

by Brian Viard | Dec. 2 2013

#Invisible Hand Revealed, #Starbucks, #CCTV, #Pricing, #Slider

Starbucks Prices in China: How Much For a Cup of Coffee?

CCTV’s recent report examining Starbucks prices in China has created a storm in a coffee cup. Are the concerns.

by Brian Viard | Nov. 19 2013