Changqi Wu [email protected]1 Outward FDI from China: Trends and Implications Professor Changqi Wu Guanghua School of Management Peking University Beijing, China The Global Institute RIC Conference Emerging Super Trio: Global Economic Implications New Delhi, 20-21 November 2008
Outward FDI from China: Trends and Implications. The Global Institute RIC Conference Emerging Super Trio: Global Economic Implications New Delhi, 20-21 November 2008. Professor Changqi Wu Guanghua School of Management Peking University Beijing, China. 1 Globalization and China. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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China benefits enormously in the process of globalization in the last 30 years of economic reform.
China realizes its comparative advantage through international trade and direct investment.
China’s domestic market becomes less fragmented. Foreign invested enterprises strengthen the
competitiveness of China’s industries and more than half of the total export of China is so called process trade.
Intensive competition and spillovers from foreign invested enterprises create a group of Chinese companies that are competitive in international markets.
2. FDI in ChinaBy analysing FDI as a percentage of China´s GDP, there has been small increase, suddenly peaking in 1993. However, from then on the trend has been constantly decreasing.
This is rather interesting to note as a lot of sources pointed out to the increases in FDI in China in recent years. However, this portrays that the dependence of China´s economy on FDI has been exagerrated by the media.
Outward FDI from China is rising rapidly in particularly with respect to its inward FDI, but is still insignificant in the global FDI.
Chinese companies in general do not have sufficient skills to management cross-border operations and are still at the learning stage of how to manage their rapid expanding operations in an increasingly globalized world.
A group of Chinese firms are becoming world leaders in certain industries when they manage to transform China’s comparative advantage into their competitive strengths.