China slips in business rankings despite trade liberalisation

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Foreign exchange issues and access to credit are improving in China, but much needs to be done in the area of construction, according to a report produced…

Foreign exchange issues and access to credit are improving in China, but much needs to be done in the area of construction, according to a report produced by the World Bank and the International Finance Corporation.

In Doing Business 2010, mainland China is listed at number 89 in the world for ease of doing business. This is three places lower than last year, despite a notable regulatory improvement relating to foreign exchange.

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