Nike produces only a small portion of its output in China, but when the firm refers to China as a "2-billion-foot market," it is referring to the fact that:Group of answer choicesit will take a long time for China to develop a future market.the Chinese shoe market is very competitive.China is a potential future market.China can develop its own shoe market.

In the early 2000s, Chinese companies exported much of their output because… Group of answer choices China is in the Northern Hemisphere and goods naturally flow downwards toward the equator and East to West due to the Earth’s rotation. They tended to manufacture under license for foreign buyers. They were all wholly owned subsidiaries of foreign multinationals. Chinese consumers are very hard to please.

What is the market structure of shops selling sports shoes in Hong Kong? List three ways of competition among firms under this market structure?

According to the “Why iPhones are made in China” video, Apple did not elect to assemble the iPhone in the US (and still does not) because:Group of answer choicesof the large number of phones being produced.Chinese factories were more able than US factories to update products produced annually.production costs in China are less expensive.all of the above.

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Based on The Global Competitiveness Report 2019 (World Economic Forum), which of the following Pillars of the Global Competitiveness Index need to be improved most urgently in China?i) Institutions: Security, property rights, social capital, checks and balances, transparency and ethics, public-sector performance and corporate governanceii) Product market: The extent to which a country provides an even playing field for companies to participate in its markets. It is measured in terms of extent of market power, openness to foreign firms and the degree of market distortionsiii) Labour market: The extent to which human resources can be re- organized and “talent management”, namely, the extent to which human resources are leveragediv) Financial system: The depth, namely the availability of credit, equity, debt, insurance and other financial products, and the stability, namely, the mitigation of excessive risk-taking and opportunistic behaviour of the financial system.A.i, iii, ivB.i, ii, ivC.i, ii, iiiD.ii, iii, iv