China

China's economy has been expanding at double digit growth annually for the past two decades. Even with the global economy shrinking, it recorded low double digit growth last year. Even though business is doing well, China has to fight a long-time problem in order to be more competitive in the world market: Quality. Anyone who has purchased or used Chinese products may have encountered some quality problems. This has given China a bad name and some consumers are shying away from its products. Because of this, there is a vast market for China. If it is able to improve quality, penetrating this market will make big bucks and perhaps push its economy over double digit growth.

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