ID | 129642 |
Title Proper | Chinese direct investment in the EU and the US |
Other Title Information | a comparative view |
Language | ENG |
Author | Hanemann, Thilo |
Publication | 2014. |
Summary / Abstract (Note) | Chinese outward foreign direct investment (OFDI) in developed economies has increased substantially in recent years, driven by policy liberalization and structural adjustments in China's economy. Efforts to accurately describe the dimensions of this increase are complicated by problems with official statistics and the complexity of deal structures. This article introduces the major problems of capturing data on global cross-border investment flows and elaborates on the particular difficulties of measuring Chinese outward FDI. It identifies alternative datasets that can help to better capture the scope and patterns of the Chinese overseas investment and uses one of them to describe the growth of Chinese investment in the EU and the US since 2000, highlighting similarities and differences in investment patterns in the world's two biggest economies. |
`In' analytical Note | Asia Europe Journal Vol.12, No.1-2; March 2014: p.127-142 |
Journal Source | Asia Europe Journal Vol.12, No.1-2; March 2014: p.127-142 |
Key Words | Global Leadership ; Global Cross-Border Investment ; Developed Economies ; Chinese Investment ; China's Economy ; Chinese Outward Foreign Direct Investment - OFDI ; Policy Liberalization ; Globalization ; Economic Liberalization ; Chinese Overseas Investment ; China ; Chinese Economy ; Chinese FDI ; Foreign Direct Investment - FDI ; Europe ; European Union - EU ; US - China Economic Relations ; United States - US ; Biggest Economies ; Economic Powers ; Greatest Economy |