An Analysis of China's Foreign Direct Investment
Xing Li
Abstract
Xing Li
Abstract
International direct investment helps promote the global economic development and China has attracted a large amount of foreign capital and investment since its reform and opening up to the outside. The paper points out that China's overseas investment is at a low level and an unbalance is found between international direct investment influx and outflow. It suggests that further development of overseas investment should be encouraged and international competitiveness be enhanced.
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International direct investment helps promote the global economic development and China has attracted a large amount of foreign capital and investment since its reform and opening up to the outside. The paper points out that China's overseas investment is at a low level and an unbalance is found between international direct investment influx and outflow. It suggests that further development of overseas investment should be encouraged and international competitiveness be enhanced.
Key concepts: Foreign direct investment, China, Investment (military), International economics, International trade, Business, Foreign capital, Open-ended investment company