Foreign Direct Investment In China

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The liberalization of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) regimes by different countries has been geared to attracting more FDI and to achieve the benefits that FDI brings. Such liberalization at the present time is fostering a boom in the increasing globalization of business.

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The liberalization of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) regimes by different countries has been geared to attracting more FDI and to achieve the benefits that FDI brings. Such liberalization at the present time is fostering a boom in the increasing globalization of business. Such a boom can produce considerable benefits for economic growth and development, but it can also lead to the domination of certain markets by a few major corporations. Transnational corporations thus often have greater competitive strength so that FDI might increase their market concentration and raise the scope for restrictive or anti-competitive practices by firms (1997 World investment report, 1998, 28). Many countries find that attracting FDI serves their needs and helps develop their economic structure, and an analysis of the ..."

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