Three secrets of the success of returnee enterprises
Tip 1: Pay attention to young people
Many returnees will encounter the problem of lack of high-tech talents, and a good talent training model is very important for the success of returnees.
Tip 2: Develop future products.
At present, the strategy adopted by MPS is to cooperate with big customers such as Huawei and ZTE to develop future products and lay out future markets in advance.
Tip 3: Prevention? Big business disease?
In the process of its own development and growth, enterprises often show? Big business disease? The characteristics of MPS are the same.
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New Zealand's investment environment
New Zealand is a country that meets the needs of the global economy, and its export industries compete fiercely in the world market, instead of relying on traditional alliances and arrangements.
The government has been improving the efficiency of New Zealand producers by supporting domestic reforms, lifting restrictions and implementing prudent financial policies, while promoting free and open trade and investment policies abroad.
New Zealand today is completely different from 25 years ago. At that time, agricultural trade mainly with Britain enabled New Zealand to prosper. For more than a century, New Zealand has maintained bilateral trade with Britain, exporting a lot of meat, butter and wool to Britain and importing a lot of goods from Britain.
In the early1970s, Britain became a member of the European economy, which meant that the long-term era of New Zealand's easy entry into this market was over. Faced with high tariffs and limited import quotas, New Zealand has to start looking for new trading partners and diversify its products.
From 1980 to 1990, economic reform has laid a more solid foundation for the establishment of New Zealand's export industry. New Zealand has changed from a protected and highly restricted market to a market with almost no tariffs, a freely floating exchange rate and extensive restrictions on goods, services and labor. Laws related to doing business have been revised and formulated, which has become a business practice conducive to reducing business costs and promoting competition. After losing government subsidies, New Zealand's agricultural producers experienced fierce competition.
Central Bank of New Zealand? The reserve bank enjoys a high degree of autonomy and is responsible for controlling the inflation rate. Its task is to stabilize prices in the medium term. The government passed a groundbreaking? Break even? The law requires the government to be transparent in financial management. Other important features of New Zealand's business environment are a flexible labor market and a tax system with low tax rate and broad tax base.
The practice of controlling the quantity of imported goods was abolished, and the tariffs on carpets, clothing, shoes, vehicles and other manufactured goods were reduced. Further tax cuts are still planned. Manufacturing and service industries can quickly adapt to a streamlined and efficient economy.
About two-thirds of GDP comes from the service sector. The service industry includes transportation, hotels, trade, communication, finance, software, education and scientific research services. Tourism is still a key industry. Every year, more than/kloc-0 million tourists visit New Zealand.
The main laws concerning commerce are:
Commercial law: clearly stipulate the business behavior that violates competition. This includes mergers and acquisitions that may lead to reduced competition. The Commerce Commission is the body responsible for implementing this law.
Company Law: It provides the legal system for establishing a company and operating its business.
Laws to protect consumers' rights and interests: The Fair Trade Law protects consumers from unfairness and fraud. The Consumer Protection Law stipulates consumers' rights to goods and services.
Securities Law: In order to protect the public's investment interests, the industrial and commercial departments are required to provide some suggestions for investors. When a company issues new securities to the public, it must register an investment report.
In addition, the Anti-Serious Fraud Office is responsible for investigating fraud cases involving government and private institutions.
Registered banks in New Zealand provide comprehensive banking services. Banks compete with each other and set their own interest rates. Trade banks provide foreign exchange business and import and export services. Other financial institutions include commercial banks, financial companies and construction associations specializing in housing loans. Agricultural banks and finance companies provide financial and support services for primary product production departments.
Securities can be bought and sold through the New Zealand Stock Exchange. The New Zealand Futures and Options Exchange provides convenient futures contract trading.
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