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overview of market transition. the reforms ; 1978 before and after . Government Strategies and Chinese Stock Market. Understanding China Business. International Trade and Foreign Investment. shanghai
Population
1,300,000,000
22 percent
Population
This is China
History
5000 years
New China in 1949
Reform in China
1949 ~ 1978 Planned Economy
Planned GovernmentOriented
Distribution System
Factory Farmer Citizen Government Agency
speeches aimed to clarify the muddled idea about whether the establishment of special economic zones is of capitalism or socialism in nature
Reform in 1978
Privatization: Distribution Sector -- Household Contract Land System -- Factory Production Contract System
Distribution System
Factory Farmer Citizen Free Market
Country
United States
13,841
Japan
4,378
China
*GDP :Gross Domestic Product
3,242
International Trade
Worlds No. 3 trading nation (USA, Germany) Goods trade (exports + imports)/GDP => 64% (others 20%) Trade policy reform after WTO Dec.11 2001
International Trade
International Trade
- Low tariff - Tax Exemption two free three half Foreign invested production enterprise, operate not less than 10 years, income tax exemption in the 1st and 2nd years, 50% reduction in the 3rd to 5th years.
- Cheap Labor Resource - Government Support Foreign Investment - Oversea Chinese - Japan - USA - EU
United States
Taiwan South Korea
56.6
45.7 38.7
7.4
6 5.1
- Textile - Light Machinery - Processing Industry Low value added Plastic Bag etc. Export Oriented Industry
Income Level
Accountant Taxi Driver Sales Manager Teacher 37086 Sewer 31000 Shoemaker 73156 Construction 36000 Peasant 12000 9600 6000-12000 5000
Mechanic Engineer
Technician
59135
62236
Minium Wage per month: 960; 8/hour: Shanghai Fresh University Graduates 2008: 2899/month
Foreign Investment
One of the worlds most important
destination for FDI Pour into China after 1992 Annual inflows over $40 billion since 1996 FDI inflows at $63 billion in 2005 Three distinctive characteristics First, FDI has been the predominant form in which China has accessed global capital (as opposed to portfolio capital or bank loans)
Foreign Investment
Third, FDI inflows come from
other East Asian economies, especially Hong Kong and Taiwan. China decided to accept foreign investment in 1978 China decided to accept foreign investment in 1978
Government Investment
Tax Revenue from Circulation Tax USA Economic Depreciation forces the
economic slowdown in China. Government Spending Infrastructure National Wide Transportation system National wide Communication System National wide Electricity Network - East Region - Enhance the production capacity
Booming Market
Booming Market
1990Pudong
Zhangjiang Hi-Tech
Park