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China has a large and
rapidly expanding market, which was not overly affected by the financial
crisis. With a strong potential, a wealth of employees and potential partners
eager to learn and evolve, the country is a base for low cost production.
In the foreign
investment guide published by the State Commission for Development and Reform
in November 2007, the Chinese Government made it known that investments in
sectors or Chinese companies that already have a relatively strong production
capacity with advanced technologies "will not be encouraged," while
investments in high technology, production of equipment and new materials, and
in the services sectors, as well as in the recycling economy, clean production,
use of renewable energies and environmental protection, will be welcomed as
they are sectors in which China needs foreign companies. China has indicated
that it plans to restrict foreign investment in resource-intensive and
highly-polluting industries. In addition, China appears to discourage foreign
investment in sectors in which China seeks to develop domestic firms into
globally competitive multinational corporations; sectors that have benefited
historically from State-sanctioned monopolies or from a legacy of State
investment; or sectors deemed key to social stability. It also discourages
investments that are intended to profit from currency, real estate, or asset
speculation.
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