Final Project: China and the United States (US)

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This article compares China to the US on the factor of diversity in doing business.No doubt that the evolution of technology has eased doing business across the world. Many nations have embraced and developed better communication methods, primarily through the adoption of the internet. China and the United States are well known for trade and innovations, not forgetting the two nations' battle for supremacy. However, diversity is a significant point of concern when it comes to engagement in business. Business people want to be in a country that embraces diversity and has few challenges against their targets. China and the US are well known for innovations, significant investments, and trade wars. Each global corporation desires to enter into either of the markets. The paper addresses China's key diversity concerns; the dominant and non-dominant groups; participation rates, earnings, and employment differences between these groups; legislations of these groups within the country; and similarities or differences in China's diversity and the United States. Further, the paper addresses the diversity factors that a business person would be concerned about when starting a business in the country.
Introduction
In recent times, China and the United States (US) have been involved in trade wars, forcing companies from either side to face challenges in business operations. China is perceived as an emerging superpower. The US fears losing its position as a world economic superpower. Additionally, Chinese corporations have entered many nations of the world, not forgetting their large presence in the US. Huawei is a well-known company that has struggled in the US. There have also been claims that China has been spying on the US using its Huawei Company and other companies (Cheon, 2019). However, it is essential to note that China has been a favorite destination for many business people in the world. In this article, China will be compared to the US in various aspects. Issues of diversity, legislation aspects, dominant and non-dominant populations will be discussed. Factors to do with employment and ways of doing business in China concerning the mentioned factors will be discussed.
Part A: Key Diversity Concerns in China
China is the largest country in East Asia, known for its natural beauty, rich history, and its influence on the globe. The cities of Shanghai and Beijing are recognized as the industrial centers of China. As much as China is categorized as ethnically diverse, it is racially homogenous. Some may contend that China takes no offense to racism. However, for a long time, the race has been a challenge for visitors getting into the largest economy in East Asia (Cheon, 2019). The race has been a bone of contention when it comes to inequality and naming mistreatment. An excellent example of where race comes in is where Americans are perceived as rich with blue eyes and blonde hair.
Dominant and Non-Dominant Groups
Major groups in China are Han Chinese, while Zhuang is the minority group. Besides, the nation acknowledges fifty-six ethnic groups in the country. The Han group ...