China's Information Technology

Paper Summary:

This paper discusses that China and the U.S. have significant differences in the current state of information technology and in their desire to create an open market. The paper points out that the Internet portion of the information technology sector is comparatively undeveloped in China. The paper concludes that the U.S. desires to tap the Chinese markets, but the Chinese government seeks protective regulations.

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"Improved access to the Chinese market will certainly benefit U.S. software sales by dramatically increasing the number of potential consumers of information technology. Currently, only 2.5 percent of Chinese people have a personal computer, and that number is expected to grow at a high rate over the next decade."

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