China’s move to entrepreneurship: will the private sector continue to grow?

Andrew Atherton

China’s move to entrepreneurship: will the private sector continue to grow?

Andrew Atherton

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Abstract

China has seen a leap in registrations of private businesses since it streamlined procedures to register businesses in May 2014. Is this a sign of a jump in entrepreneurs starting their own businesses, and if so what challenges and opportunities do they face? This short piece looks at the emergence of entrepreneurship in China, and considers future trends in the development of the private sector. Private enterprises have driven economic growth in recent years, and now account for most economic activity in China. Their future prospects will determine how fast China continues to grow.

Original language	English
Media of output	Online Magazine
Publisher	Nottingham University Press
Place of Publication	United Kingdom
Publication status	Published - 6 Feb 2015

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SDG 8 Decent Work and Economic Growth

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