Doing Business in China Survey Links

Information You’ll Need Includes:

Information about trends in revenue, profitability, investment, and employee headcount, in your China business.
Key challenges and opportunities you’re facing in the China market.
Insights on how bilateral relations are affecting your business.
Risk factors and regulatory hurdles impacting your operations.

What to Expect:

Time Commitment: Approximately 45 minutes.
Who Should Complete: Ideally, a senior executive with oversight of your company’s China-related activities.
Flexibility: The survey can be completed in multiple sittings, and open-ended questions are optional. You can also choose “I do not know” if specific information is unavailable.


Section	Number of Questions	Est. Time for Completion
Section 1: About Your Company/Organisation	15	5
Section 2: Impact of Improved Bilateral Relations	9	5
Section 3: Opportunities	11	5
Section 4: Risks	9	5
Section 5: Investment Environment	14	7
Section 6: Business Operating Environment	22	11
Section 7: Economic and Policy Outlook in China	5	2
Section 8: Business Performance	7	3
Section 9: Impact of Treaties and International Agreements	4	2

Confidentiality of Responses:

We understand the importance of confidentiality. Please be assured that all responses will be kept strictly confidential, and company-level data will only be accessed by the China-Australia Chamber of Commerce and the University of Melbourne. The results will be aggregated and anonymised in the final report to ensure that no individual company’s information is identifiable.