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November 15, 2004

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It was inevitable, but another downside of China's emergence as a market economy and the expansion of its economy has seen the first corporate lawyers in China. 700 legal advisors have gone through a 2 year program and are now able to call themselves corporate lawyers instead. With a population of 1.3 billion, that keeps the lawyer per capita ratio at a comfortable 0.00005%. You have to wonder how China has managed so far without them?

Now we know who to blame for any Chinese slowdown now.

 posted by Simon on 11.15.04 at 04:55 PM in the




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Outrageous.

 posted by: fumier on 11.15.04 at 05:51 PM [permalink]

5,000 years of Chinese civilisation has lead to this.

 posted by: Simon on 11.15.04 at 05:55 PM [permalink]




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