Publication
May 2013
This working paper studies the regulation of China’s outbound direct investment (CODI) and explains the distortion that seems to exist within it. In particular, it focuses on the under representation of private companies, geographic and sector concentration, and the generally low profitability of China’s outbound investment. It argues that compared to other economies in Asia, China has not maintained a propensity to invest, and its returns on investment have been disappointing.
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Author | Min Ye |
Series | EAI Working Papers |
Issue | 39 |
Publisher | East Asia Institute (EAI) |
Copyright | © 2013 East Asia Institute (EAI) |