The Influence of FDI on Chinese Domestic Investment: Crowding in or out?
Ying Xu
Abstract
Ying Xu
Abstract
Under the open condition,the influence of FDI on domestic capital formation is of more and more importance,which acts as crowding in(or out)domestic investment.Making use of the Model of Fry(1995),this paper demonstrates the influence of FDI on our country from 1992 to 2004 and finds that it crowds in investment remarkably as a whole.Moreover,further analysis exhibits that this effect varies from areas to areas-it displays obvious influence of crowding in and out in the East,while its positive effect is limited or uncertain or insignificant in Central China;and in the West,it is inconspicuous in most provinces or even crowds out investment in some districts.
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Under the open condition,the influence of FDI on domestic capital formation is of more and more importance,which acts as crowding in(or out)domestic investment.Making use of the Model of Fry(1995),this paper demonstrates the influence of FDI on our country from 1992 to 2004 and finds that it crowds in investment remarkably as a whole.Moreover,further analysis exhibits that this effect varies from areas to areas-it displays obvious influence of crowding in and out in the East,while its positive effect is limited or uncertain or insignificant in Central China;and in the West,it is inconspicuous in most provinces or even crowds out investment in some districts.
Key concepts: Crowds, Foreign direct investment, Crowding out, China, Investment (military), Economics, Capital (architecture), Foreign capital