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How COVID-19 has changed Chinas operating environment
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- Dane Chamorro
- Kent Kedl
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COVID-19: How the pandemic has changed China’s operating environment
Dane Chamorro and Kent Kedl – two of our partners based in Singapore and Shanghai – discuss China, its growth prospects in the wake of COVID-19, and how what happens in China will affect global supply chains.
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