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Investment in China

 

China Investment Environment
For foreign investors, many problems exist in the Chinese investment environment. However, the government is making efforts to address these problems in order to encourage more foreign investment.

Foreign Economic Policies
China began its economic reforms and open-door policy in December 1978. The aim of China's macro-economic policy is to maintain a steady economic growth, to avoid big economic fluctuation and to enhance the people's living standards. The economic growth rate reached 10.2% in 1995 and 9.7% in 1996. The Chinese economic system is on its way from a centrally planning system to a market oriented one. Full Story

¡ñ China Investment Environment
¡ñ Establishing Foreign Investment
¡ñ Taxation in China
¡ñ Ten Areas Favorable for Overseas Investors
¡ñ Zhejiang: Foreign Investment Doubles in January
¡ñ More Foreign Investment Expected in Shenzhen
¡ñ Shanghai Seeks Overseas Investment for Riverside Development
¡ñ High-tech Industry in China's Minority Areas Attracts Venture Capital
¡ñ Education to Open Wider to Foreign Investment
¡ñ Foreign Firms to Be Granted Full Trading Rights
¡ñ Seven Obstructive Attitudes in the Introduction of Foreign Investment
¡ñ Beijing Investment Guide
¡ñ Xiamen Investment Guide
¡ñ Nanjing Investment Guide
¡ñ Shanghai Investment Guide
¡ñ Suzhou Investment Guide
¡ñ Investment Guide and Opportunities
¡ñ Regional Investment Websites
¡ñ Shanghai Foreign Investment Service Center