Current Foreign Investment Policy of China

Abstract

Foreign direct investments play a significant role in development strategies in developing countries. They are fundamentally important for the country's economic development. Foreign direct investments certainly support the national economy facing domestic investment resources shortage, and may cover the gap between investment resources and national investments. So, foreign direct investments can affect economic development and accelerate economic development.China is an example of a country that has demonstrated incredible growth in a relatively short period of time, becoming an important player in the global economic system. Over the years, foreign direct investments in the country has steadily increased, and a significant role in this investment incentive was played by China's investment policy of the early 2000s, which was aimed at attracting investments into the country, thereby stimulating various production industries. In this context, it is worth mentioning special economic zones that were established to increasingly "open China" to investors and contribute to accelerating economic growth.