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Influences of China Entering into WTO on Foreign Direct Investment

Yong-Taek Lim

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The paper reviews the situation of inward foreign direct investment(FDI) in China, analyzes the effects on Chinese industries after China joins WTO and offers some suggestions on the utilization of FDI.

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The paper reviews the situation of inward foreign direct investment(FDI) in China, analyzes the effects on Chinese industries after China joins WTO and offers some suggestions on the utilization of FDI.

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The paper reviews the situation of inward foreign direct investment(FDI) in China, analyzes the effects on Chinese industries after China joins WTO and offers some suggestions on the utilization of FDI.

Key concepts: Foreign direct investment, China, International trade, International economics, Business, Investment (military), Economics, Political science

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