China has followed an economic strategy since 1978 of de-collectivizing agriculture, gaining access to international markets through organizations like the WTO, utilizing surplus rural labor for low urban wages, maintaining a low exchange rate, maximizing employment, fostering accumulation and technology transfer through foreign direct investment, and privatizing state-owned enterprises. China also reformed its system to help foreign businesses by attaining a high degree of openness, reducing tariffs and trade barriers, introducing special economic zones with tax exemptions, and implementing no VAT on exports. Additionally, China initiated an outward investment strategy in 1999 to promote domestic investment abroad for purposes like product diversification, improving product quality, expanding financial channels, and promoting Chinese brand recognition overseas.
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China has followed an economic strategy since 1978 of de-collectivizing agriculture, gaining access to international markets through organizations like the WTO, utilizing surplus rural labor for low urban wages, maintaining a low exchange rate, maximizing employment, fostering accumulation and technology transfer through foreign direct investment, and privatizing state-owned enterprises. China also reformed its system to help foreign businesses by attaining a high degree of openness, reducing tariffs and trade barriers, introducing special economic zones with tax exemptions, and implementing no VAT on exports. Additionally, China initiated an outward investment strategy in 1999 to promote domestic investment abroad for purposes like product diversification, improving product quality, expanding financial channels, and promoting Chinese brand recognition overseas.
China has followed an economic strategy since 1978 of de-collectivizing agriculture, gaining access to international markets through organizations like the WTO, utilizing surplus rural labor for low urban wages, maintaining a low exchange rate, maximizing employment, fostering accumulation and technology transfer through foreign direct investment, and privatizing state-owned enterprises. China also reformed its system to help foreign businesses by attaining a high degree of openness, reducing tariffs and trade barriers, introducing special economic zones with tax exemptions, and implementing no VAT on exports. Additionally, China initiated an outward investment strategy in 1999 to promote domestic investment abroad for purposes like product diversification, improving product quality, expanding financial channels, and promoting Chinese brand recognition overseas.
followed since 1978? De-collectivization of agriculture, Gain access to international markets through WTO Surplus labor in rural areas (low urban wages) Low exchange rate Maximized employment Foster accumulation and technology transfer through FDI Privatization of State owned Enterprises
How did China reform its system that
helped foreign business in China? By attaining high degree of openness amongst other populous nations, Tariffs and other trade barriers reduced with tariff rate being reduced to 15% from 56%, By 2001, only 40% of total imports were subjected to tariffs & 9% to licensing, No VAT on exports, Introduction of SEZs in late 1980s with exemptions to taxes and duties.
What is the rationale for going out
strategy? Was initiated in 1999 to promote Chinese investment abroad, Pursue product diversification, Improve level and quality of the products, Expand financial channels with respect to national market, Promote brand recognition of Chinese companies in EU & US markets. Chinas FDI rose from US$ 3 billion in 1991 to US$ 35 billion in 2003.
How did China deal with the
Financial crisis of Sep 2008? Centralized Communist Govt reacted quickly & cut interest rates for the first time since 2002 Cut interest rates again over next few months Increased export tax rebate on Labour intensive goods In Nov 9th , Announced 4 trillion yuan ($586 Bn) stimulus package targeting key areas like housing, Infra, Transportation, Health, to spend by end of Sep 2010 Stimulus package was implemented much more quickly too
Will China Surpass US Economy?
China is expected to surpass the US in
terms of nominal GDP in 10 years Chinas growth has slowed considerably compared to the 10% annual growth rates of the past few decades
Will China Surpass US Economy?
However, it is still expected to maintain a significant growth advantage over USA Consulting firm PWC projects that China will grow at an annual rate of 4.6% between now and 2050, while the United States will grow by 2.4% a year Apart from this reforms are also expected to be in place like removal of barriers, Factors of production will be made easily available. China is also looking to keep good ties with oil producing countries like Russia which will take care of its oil needs.
Impact of Chinas Slowdown on
India? China is India's largest trading partner in goods China accounts for approximately one-tenth of India's merchandise trade, and bulk of it comes from imports of goods to India In 2014/15, Chinese imports accounted for 13.5 per cent of India's total merchandise import bill of $448 billion The value of goods exported from India to china was just 3.9 per cent of $310 billion Devaluation of Yuan, will make imports from China cheaper and our products more expensive Slowing down of economy in China will also create excess capacities, leading to increased dumping of cheap products into India.