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    MKT3850

    Chinese Marketing Environment

    Dr. Danny T. Wang

    WLB511A3411 8049

    [email protected]

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    Course Outline1. What are the key dimensions in

    understanding the Chinese environment?

    2. Understanding the Demographic

    Environment of China

    3. Understanding the Political-Legal

    Environment of China

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    Find Market

    OpportunitiesMarketers find many opportunities by

    identifying megatrends (major

    social, economic, political, and technologicalchanges that have long-lasting influence)

    identifying market trends by tracking

    changes in market demand

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    Environmental Forces

    Demographic

    EconomicPolitical-Legal

    Socio-CulturalTechnological

    Natural

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    Natural Environment

    Shortage of

    raw materials

    Increased

    energy costs

    Anti-pollution

    pressures

    Governmental

    protections

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    While environmental challenges create demand for green

    products and services, they dont guarantee profits. Forexample, 2012 saw a boom in solar installationsabout 5,000

    megawatts of new solar capacity. But it proved to be a terrible

    year for solar-module manufacturers, given lower selling

    prices, weakening European demand, industry overcapacity, and

    rising trade barriers.

    Manufacturers who become more efficient can help reduce

    emissions while boosting their own bottom lines. To convey the

    seriousness of an energy-efficiency drive, one companys CEO

    paid a secret midnight visit to his flagship factory. He was

    dismayed to find no one working in a key unit where employees

    should have been making energy-saving temperature

    adjustments. A week later, the CEO announced a wholesalereplacement of the plants leadership. The company also created

    a new organization, headed by a group vice

    president, responsible for reducing energy consumption, which

    has since fallen by 12 percent.

    Seizing Chinas energy-efficiency

    opportunity: A case study

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    Demographic Environment

    Decline of growth rate

    Inter-provincial migration

    Acceleratedurbanization

    Emerging middleclass

    / Inequality of

    income Aging problem

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    1949 5.42 1978 9.62 2004 13.00 ; 2012 13.5

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    1978 1.2%2004 0.59%; 20070.52%

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    13 great potential convenience goods

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    (2009)

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    %2009 62186 (46.59%), 71288 (53.41%)

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    The largest migration in history:

    China's migrant workers (EIU)

    Since 1978, China has experienced the

    largest internal migration in human history.

    Nearly a 160 million people thats almost

    12% of today's population have left rural

    areas to seek work in the cities.

    Migration from inland villages to coastal

    cities has transformed China. Now that is

    changing, as regional cities inland become

    the new focus of migration patterns.

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    Chinas urbanization

    imperative

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    2002

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    Mainstream consumers driving income growth

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    Income inequality among

    Chinese cities

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    (2007)

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    The Emerging Middle Class in China

    According to the national bureau of statistics (NBS),

    middle class refers to those with annual income

    between 60,000 and 500,000 yuan (approximately

    USD 7,792 and 65,790).

    Education: higher education, bachelor degree

    Occupation: most of them are professionals,managers, high-rank government officers, private

    firm owners

    Income and properties: higher and stable income

    than average, have bought houses or apartment,

    have cars Life style: have affordable income to buy stuffs

    rather than necessities. Want to meet different

    level needs and enjoy the life

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    Prediction of Chinas social classes

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    Discretionary spending is expected

    to grow considerably by 2020

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    2007

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    , 200765 (9.35%), 15-64(72.77%), 0-14 (17.88%).

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    2015

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    2040 25.5%

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    Kotler et al. 2009

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    Aging problems comparison of China,

    Japan and Korea

    Philip Kotler, Kevin Lane Keller, and Taihong Lu, Marketing Management in China, Pearson Education South Asia, 2009.

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    2002

    Nursing house/old people house

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    Philip Kotler, Kevin Lane Keller, and Taihong Lu,

    Marketing Management in China, Pearson

    Education South Asia, 2009.

    McKinsey & Company, 2013, Chinas Next

    Chapter, Mckinsey Quarterly 2013 Number 3.McKinsey & Company, 2013, Meet the 2020

    Chinese Consumer, March 2012, McKinsey

    Consumer & Shopper Insights.

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