This look at the economic development plans and programs of China is designed to identify investment and marketing opportunities available to foreign businesses.
China's economic development plans and programs for the next century are designed to place her among the world leaders as an economic powerhouse. In order to compete, businesses from around the world must understand the direction in which China is moving. In this way they can better work within Chinese policy to access the Chinese market and production potential. Business people need to develop a pragmatic approach to the Chinese political system, acknowledging that it is likely to remain in place, and leaving its evaluation to the political scientists.
Business leaders and policymakers on the state through multinational levels will benefit from this thorough review and analysis of the Chinese policy aimed at economic development. Scholars and students will find much interesting material concerning the world in which we will be doing business in the next century.
Preface
The Philosophy behind China's Growth
Economic Growth Plans: The Broad View
Opportunities for Investment
China's Gross National Product (GNP) Outpaces the World
Development of Coastal and Inland Areas
An Investment Strategy for Potential Foreign Investors
Strategies for Economic Development in the Rural Areas of China
Port Development from the Bohai Rim to Hong Kong
Eurasia Land Bridge Keys Railway Growth
National Highway Network Due by 2020
New Hong Kong Airport Leads Airline Growth
High Priority Energy Projects from Coal to Nuclear
Oil Resources, Automobiles and Telecommunication are High Priority
China's Guideline to Investment
Looking Into the Crystal Ball: China in the Year 2050
Bibliography
Index