Enter the dragon: Policies to attract Chinese investment

Bala Ramasamy (Participant Author), Matthew Yeung (Participant Author)

科研成果: 书/报告工作报告

摘要

Over the last ten years, Chinese enterprises have become more multi-national in nature. China’s outward foreign direct investment (OFDI) has been growing at a phenomenal rate. In 2012, China became the third largest investor, after the US and Japan; and the largest investor among developing countries. How can host governments attract more of this Chinese capital? What are some short to medium term policies that host governments can initiate to make their respective nations attractive to Chinese investors? We consider these questions by utilizing a best-worst choice exercise among 114 senior corporate decision-makers of Chinese companies who have planned or are planning to globalize. Using the maximum difference scaling methodology, we rank 19 most common determinants that influence FDI location choice. We propose five “low hanging fruits” that policy-makers should consider that could ensure their countries come within the radar of Chinese multi-nationals.
源语言英语
出版状态已出版 - 1 1月 2014

Source

United Nations Economic and Social Commission

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