Corruption and bribery are major and high profile problems in China. This revealing book examines the principle causes and mechanisms of commercial corruption in China today. It offers a clear analysis of the major sources of commercial corruption and bribery, and it contrasts anti-corruption measures used outside of China with the measures China has recently implemented. The book explores the phenomenon from a Chinese perspective and examines the practice of bribery among Chinese people. The book also explores how many foreign companies are actively involved in bribery so as to get more business in China. The book suggests that commercial bribery in China by foreign multinational corporations is a major problem because their techniques are so sophisticated and their head offices are outside China. It will be of interest to all who wish to learn more about a phenomenon that threatens opportunities for doing successful business in China. (Series: Financial Regulation in China) [Subject: Chinese Studies, Asian Studies, Business, Trade, Criminology]