China Policy and Asia Society Australia join forces to assess the outlook for PRC inbound and outbound investment
With global tension rising and little upside in the PRC domestic economy, our latest brief in the China Executive Briefing series 'global capital and PRC self-reliance' reveals that inbound and outbound investment flows to and from the PRC remain surprisingly strong. Incentives attempt to guide international services and high-tech manufacturing firms to invest in China's less-developed hinterland, and special foreign trade zones are easing access to ever more sectors, while the new regional trade agreement, RCEP, is reducing tariffs, streamlining border measures and stimulating cross-border investment.
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global capital and PRC self-reliance
Following on from the brief, join us for an online panel discussion on 27 September at 14.30 Sydney (12.30 Beijing)
‘Chinese investment—where to from here?’ register here
Catch up with other papers and events in the series on the China Executive Briefing portal or download the pdfs below
post-COVID healthcare in the PRC July 2022
keeping the lights on for 1.4 billion May 2022
PRC food demand: COVID and beyond March 2022
China sprints to a green future November 2021
China's post-COVID macro playbook September 2021