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Q: Do Chinese lack business innovation?

The common stereotype is that Chinese are master imitators, but poor inventors...is there any truth to that?

13 years 1 week ago in Business & Jobs - China

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sunilsah2050

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yah .. why dont you come to china and teach them how to be innovative??

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13 years 1 week ago

PoutineDuFion

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you don'T know other kind of innovative than what you are taught! china is grar country, with innovative in its way!

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13 years 1 week ago

Getting halp from moar and moar people is like spin-o-rama high-fiving new friends on answers.echinacities.com with a tip of the hat finishing move.

samshangzhou

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chinese world-trading began earlier than columbus

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12 years 32 weeks ago

crimochina

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actually the business innovation here is the best in the world it cost a lot to research and develop but it cost nothing to rip off an idea and ban the competition from doing business in your country and then you claim your company "won" the market

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12 years 32 weeks ago

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