Foreign Direct Investment and Urban Growth in China
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Author_Lei Wang
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Central Budgetary Revenue
Central Government
China Foreign Economic Statistical Yearbook
China Industry Economy Statistical Yearbook
Chinese Foreign Equity Joint Ventures
Chinese Local States
EIT
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Extra-budgetary Funds
Extrabudgetary Funds
FDI Inflow
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Fixed Asset Investments
Gdp Growth
Greenfield FDI
Hinterland China
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institutional drivers of FDI in China
Investment Index
investments
local
Local Budgetary Revenue
Local Gdp Growth
local government incentives
Local State Entrepreneurialism
manufacturing sector investment
Multiplier Coefficients
municipal land allocation
revenues
Significance FDI Inflow
state
state-led development
sustainable city planning
Tax Assignment System
urban economic policy
Urban Housing Provision
Urban Land Prices
Urban Real Estate Development
Product details
- ISBN 9781409406853
- Weight: 453g
- Dimensions: 156 x 234mm
- Publication Date: 28 Jun 2011
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Hardback
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This book puts forward an institutional explanation of the recent dynamics of foreign direct investment (FDI) in China. It argues that the concentration of FDI in the Chinese manufacturing economy since the beginning of this century is largely the result of China's entrepreneurial urban growth strategy, which was in turn motivated by the overall political and fiscal structures of China and was facilitated by urban land use under the manipulation of municipalities. By identifying the interactions between cross-border capital flow, national regulations and local responses, this book not only provides a fresh understanding of China's FDI pattern from an urban perspective that has been rare among publications on similar topics, but also sheds light on the drivers underlying China's rapid economic growth and its implications for sustainable development. It also stands as a useful reference for other countries and regions that plan to launch their own state-led development projects.
Dr Lei Wang, Wuhan University, China and Peking University, China
