The Effect of FDI on the Economic Development in China
Wang Bi
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Wang Bi
Abstract
This article argues that in evaluating the impact of FDI on the econmic development in china, a key question is whether FDI crowds out domestic investment or not. After analysis of crowding in and crowding out effect, base on the relative economic data during 1993-2004, we research positively the effect of FDI on economic development in china. The result indicates that FDI didn't crowd out domestic investment in the lately ten years.
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This article argues that in evaluating the impact of FDI on the econmic development in china, a key question is whether FDI crowds out domestic investment or not. After analysis of crowding in and crowding out effect, base on the relative economic data during 1993-2004, we research positively the effect of FDI on economic development in china. The result indicates that FDI didn't crowd out domestic investment in the lately ten years.
Key concepts: Foreign direct investment, Crowds, China, Crowding out, Economics, Investment (military), International economics, Economic geography