International Law

The Market for Entry-level Expats in China

By Stan

Article in the Times yesterday will no doubt get a lot of play in the expat community. The premise (my comments after the jump):

Shanghai and Beijing are becoming new lands of opportunity for recent American college graduates who face unemployment nearing double digits at home.

Even those with limited or no knowledge of Chinese are heeding the call. They are lured by China?s surging economy, the lower cost of living and a chance to bypass some of the dues-paying that is common to first jobs in the United States.  (New York Times)
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