Abstract

This paper argues China through the establishment of special economic zones at the beginning of reform and opening up, as well as the formulation of “super national treatment” and other preferential policies to attract foreign investment. To now have a large number of foreign manufacturing enterprises’ withdraw behind China’s contrast, is a reflection of China’s economy growing stronger, and is the inevitable result compatible with the “made in China 2025”. This paper hopes to help some enterprises to correctly understand the phenomenon of foreign investment. This paper reviews the different historical periods under the different performances of China’s policy on foreign investment to explore “made in China 2025” by the historic significance, but also shows good hope for the development of Chinese manufacturing industry.

Highlights

  • In recent years, along with the group after group of extracting Chinese wellknown foreign companies, some people began to worry about the future of China manufacturing industry’s economic development, thinking that China’s economic development deteriorates

  • This paper argues China through the establishment of special economic zones at the beginning of reform and opening up, as well as the formulation of “super national treatment” and other preferential policies to attract foreign investment

  • We can realize that all stages of economic development in China to formulate the corresponding foreign policy are matched with the economic development present situation and development needs

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A Review to the Development of Foreign Capital Manufacturing Industry in China

How to cite this paper: Xia, J.W. (2017) A Review to the Development of Foreign Capital Manufacturing Industry in China: Looking forward to Made in China, 2025. How to cite this paper: Xia, J.W. (2017) A Review to the Development of Foreign Capital Manufacturing Industry in China: Looking forward to Made in China, 2025. American Journal of Industrial and Business Management, 7, 604-613.

Introduction
A Brief Overview of “Made in China 2025”
Reform and Opening up to Help New China’s Economic Development
Foreign Investment Strategy to Adapt to Industrial Upgrading
Findings
Conclusions
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