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David Greenaway (Vice-Chancellor, Professor of Eco

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-287-964-6on function, this chapter provides evidence that FDI has been an important factor responsible for regional growth differences in China. However, it suggests that FDI cannot be blamed for causing regional inequality; it is the uneven distribution of FDI instead of FDI itself that has caused regional

Gingivitis

China, the WTO and the Doha Agenda,eforms were estimated to result in a substantial expansion in China’s trade and in welfare improvements in China and the countries that trade extensively with China (Ianchovichina and Martin, 2004). Since accession, China’s trade growth has been dramatic. Exports quintupled in the following seven ye

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枪支

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违反

Inward and Outward FDI in China,na after 1992, and annual inflows have been over US$40 billion since 1996. Trending steadily upward, FDI inflows were around US$70 billion in both 2005 and 2006. These inflows are by far the largest of any developing country. They have moreover remained remarkably stable and robust in spite of subst

言行自由

Outsourcing to China,espectively, and the size of Chinese merchandise trade is ranked as number three in world trade, following the US and Germany. The total amount of Chinese exports and imports has increased from US$151 billion to US$1,218 billion and from US$139 billion to US$956 billion in the period between 1996 an

大洪水

Patenting in China,ken place in an institutional environment that is not known for the rule of law and rigorous protection of intellectual property rights. Such institutional deficiencies might have made it futile for inventors to obtain patents; or once obtained to find them worthless. This seeming paradox of weak pr