A Study on Attracting Foreign Capital Under the New Trend of International Capital Transfer
Zhang Xiao-lian
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Zhang Xiao-lian
Abstract
In recent years, with the changes of international economic situation and social environment, the international capital flowing have been changing, such as the reducing of scope of capital flowing, adjusting interior structure of developed country, and increasing and fluctuating indirect investment greatly. The reasons are the change of economic strength of countries, abnormal change of exchange rate and stock market, rapid development of financial innovation, and the increase of power against monopoly. Facing new station of international capital flow and Chinese condition, we should adopt right measures including setting up keeping-up financial risk system and using going-out strategies.
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In recent years, with the changes of international economic situation and social environment, the international capital flowing have been changing, such as the reducing of scope of capital flowing, adjusting interior structure of developed country, and increasing and fluctuating indirect investment greatly. The reasons are the change of economic strength of countries, abnormal change of exchange rate and stock market, rapid development of financial innovation, and the increase of power against monopoly. Facing new station of international capital flow and Chinese condition, we should adopt right measures including setting up keeping-up financial risk system and using going-out strategies.
Key concepts: Financial capital, Scope (computer science), Economic capital, Capital deepening, Economics, Capital (architecture), Business, Monetary economics