Abstract

AbstractOverseas Economic and Trade Cooperation Zone (OETCZ) is a new model of China’s Opening-up Strategy. It establishes a platform for enterprises to invest abroad. The thesis probed into the functions of the OETCZ, such as changing product origins, avoiding trade barriers, transferring overcapacities and acquiring scarce resources. Furthermore, the paper puts forward the suggestions for promoting healthy development of the OETCZ.

Highlights

  • The unveiling of Sino-Pakistan Haier - Ruba Economic Zone on November 26, 2006 meant the beginning of the construction of China’s Overseas Economic and Trade Cooperation Zone (OETCZ)

  • The OETCZ is an active exploration and practice of China’s further opening-up strategy. It is a new model of foreign economic cooperation and an effective way to implement the "going out" strategy of China

  • By the end of October 2013, Chinese companies have built 16 overseas economic and trade cooperation zones in 13 countries, with an actual investment amount of $4.4 billion, 390 enterprises entering into the zones, accumulated $12.9 billion of value of output

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INTRODUCTION

The unveiling of Sino-Pakistan Haier - Ruba Economic Zone on November 26, 2006 meant the beginning of the construction of China’s Overseas Economic and Trade Cooperation Zone (OETCZ). Since the OETCZ has developed rapidly and become an important platform for China’s foreign direct investment. The OETCZ is an active exploration and practice of China’s further opening-up strategy. It is a new model of foreign economic cooperation and an effective way to implement the "going out" strategy of China. This model has been born not long, it has fully demonstrated its strong vitality. How to promote this way and how to promote the healthy development of the OETCZ is an important problem to be studied

The meaning of China’s Overseas Economic and Trade Cooperation Zone
Current situation of Overseas Economic and Trade Cooperation Zone
FUNCTION EXPLORATION OF OVERSEAS ECONOMIC AND TRADE COOPERATION ZONE
To transfer the excess capacity
To reduce the production cost
To obtain scarce resources
To avoid trade barriers
To evade technology export control
To establish a platform of foreign direct investment
Paying attention to the layout planning and overall coordinating
Implementing and strengthening the supporting policies
Promoting the diversification of investment bodies
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