Telegraph.co.uk
Doing business in China is getting harder, not easier, according to European businesses, as they laid out almost 600 pages of complaints in a new report.
The report, from the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China, covers the whole gamut of the Chinese economy, from industrial chemicals to mobile phones to banking.
It paints a troubling picture of the Chinese business landscape, filled with discrimination against foreign companies, arbitrary laws and regulations, and abuses of China’s World Trade Organisation obligations.
Although China has repeatedly complained about protectionism in the United States and Europe, the report suggests that China is one of the most protectionist major economies…
