Wednesday 7 November 2012

China Offers Access to Asian Markets and Investment Abroad


When looking at the shareholders (world countries) and analyzing the numbers, in terms of total global foreign investments, China not only comes out on top in direct outbound foreign direct investment; but now it is also considered the top destination for inbound foreign direct investment. The interesting fact of it all, is that China has now become the world’s leading participant, in global capitalism.

In the first half of 2012, China took in $59.1 billion in foreign direct investment, compared to the $60.9 billion the year before. The United States on the other hand received  $57.4 billion, down 39 percent from the previous year. Furthermore, although sharply lower than figures in the U.S, China attracted $116 billion in direct foreign investment; in 2011. Both of these impressive numbers, provide alternatives for confused investors, who are seeking investment opportunities and options; outside the United States and Europe.

While these rising figures illustrate that China has learned how to compete in a capitalist world, it also clearly demonstrates that they also know what it takes to dominate, as well. Over the past few decades, Chinese investors have quietly risen from the bottom of the investor heap and worked their way to the top, by providing foreign investors with dependable access to Asian markets and also by encouraging their own wise investments; abroad.

5 comments:

  1. Who would of thought that the world’s only communist country left in the world would rise to the top of the capitalist world? If you asked the Chinese leaders twenty years ago if they thought it could happen they probably would have said it was not possible. Or maybe they thought otherwise.

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  2. Some analysts believe China got to this position because of smart business and investment decisions years ago when they envisioned what their future could be in the global economy and went about and made the right decisions along the way to make it happen. Good for them. They have been wise thinkers.

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  3. China is pouring billions of investment dollars into other countries transport infrastructures to make it easier for them to deliver the millions of shipping containers filled with consumer goods that they manufacture. That sounds like a wise thing to do.

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  4. Who would of thought that the world’s only communist country left in the world would rise to the top of the capitalist world? If you asked the Chinese leaders twenty years ago if they thought it could happen they probably would have said it was not possible. Or maybe they thought otherwise.

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    1. Just goes to show what can happen when you make good wise investment decisions. One day maybe you could rule the world.

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