Nicholas Borst introduces three models of competition – naturally forming, policy-induced, and state-controlled – that help explain sharp differences among industries in China.

Speaker

• Nicholas Borst, Vice President and Director of China Research

Understanding these three models of competition has helped shed light on some important facets and complexities of the Chinese economy and ultimately should help analysts and investors understand better the dynamics of given industries in China and how that will impact companies.

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