A study of strategies for attracting foreign investment in service industry based on the international industry transfer
Xu Hu
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Xu Hu
Abstract
With the main content of service industry and service trade,service economy's booming becomes the significant feature of the development of world economy after 1980s,and the international transfer of service industry also provides a new economic growth point for emerging market economic countries.Based on the development of world service trade in the context of international industry transfer,this paper did some research through comparative study among Beijing,Tianjin,Shanghai and Guangzhou according to their absorption of foreign investment in service industries,and finding comparative advantages.Finally,exploring the key factors that affecting absorption of foreign invests in service industrial and strategies for route choice.
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With the main content of service industry and service trade,service economy's booming becomes the significant feature of the development of world economy after 1980s,and the international transfer of service industry also provides a new economic growth point for emerging market economic countries.Based on the development of world service trade in the context of international industry transfer,this paper did some research through comparative study among Beijing,Tianjin,Shanghai and Guangzhou according to their absorption of foreign investment in service industries,and finding comparative advantages.Finally,exploring the key factors that affecting absorption of foreign invests in service industrial and strategies for route choice.
Key concepts: Business, Foreign direct investment, Tertiary sector of the economy, Beijing, Context (archaeology), Service (business), International trade, Investment (military)