A friend currently in business school asked me this question, so I figured I'd ask what was out there about Soviet/Chinese business school-equivalent education.
If a communist country doesn't have "free enterprise" like a capitalist country, then what kind of training does their business class undergo?
There was a recent thread on this: What did economics classes look like in communist countries, particularly in the USSR?
Excerpting the top answer by /u/suchacleverguy:
... the focus of their curriculum was much more "business" oriented. Microeconomics courses in countries such as Russia focused on industrial planning. They used microeconomic tools such as marginal cost and revenue and so forth to determine the most efficient way to produce and price goods. ...