Made in China

China's manufacturing is being scrutinized after a rash of poisonings and toxic product scares. But some argue these problems are exacerbated by Western importers looking for the lowest price possible.

Guests

• Jim McGregor: Author of "One Billion Customers: Lessons from the Front Lines of Doing Business in China." Until recently he split his time between Duluth and China.
• David Barboza: Business reporter with the New York Times, based in China.
• Oded Shenkar: Ford Motor Co. Chair in Global Business Management at Ohio State University. He's the author of "The Chinese Century."

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Resources

• About Jim McGregor
• About David Barboza
• Oded Shenkar's Web site