Current trends in economic development, management and marketing in China

Abstract

The modern economy of China is a phenomenon of global scale, as in a few decades the country has become a powerful power. In the context of strengthening Russian-Chinese economic relations, it is of interest to study the positive experience and forecast the prospects for further cooperation between the two countries. The article discusses some aspects of the formation and current trends in the development of Economics, management and marketing in China. In particular, a brief overview of the current state of the PRC economy; identified and described the main features of the national management; author’s position and highlighted nine main stages of evolution of the concept of marketing in China since 1978 to 2019. Some data of the survey of Chinese students regarding the most popular marketing tools in the coming years are presented.

Strategic planning in the forest sector developed timber-producing countries as a key tool for the rational use of natural resources

“…Exploring emerging promising global and regional markets and gaining leadership is one of the strategic goals of the Canadian forest sector. Exports of high-value-added goods and non-wood products are growing faster than exports of traditional forest products, which is facilitated by the creation of conditions for increasing the production of high-value-added forest products [21].…”

“…China's forestry management develops taking into account the accumulated traditions of the planned economy and adapting them to the challenges of the time; the principle of partisanship in forest management is clearly traced, which is expressed in making management decisions taking into account the dominant communist ideology; the country has a dual structure of forest management-departmental and political; the decisions of the Communist Party of China are mandatory in forest management, which allows to quickly respond to changes both within the country and in international markets and not wait for changes in forest legislation; China's forest policy is aimed at saving the country's forest resources, intensive forestry management and stimulating deep processing of wood [20,21].…”