Economic rationale for the investment attractiveness of China at present

Abstract

Abstract.The authors consider the current economic potential of China, which is one of the largest recipients of foreign direct investments in the world and plays a leading role in the world trade. China is among the largest recipient as well as exporters of foreign direct investments in the world. In 2015-2016, there was a further increase in the number of foreign investment projects being implemented in China, although overall growth in FDI has been declining since 2011. It should be noted that starting from 2010, the tendency of exceeding the volumes of Chinese investments in the EU over EU's investments in China remains. Factors of China's investment attractiveness have been singled out and analysed, namely: weakening of the Yuan; stimulation of domestic consumption and investment; preservation of a relatively low level of domestic prices in relation to prices in the USA and among the leading Asian exporters of industrial products; harmonization of the country's legislation with WTO requirements. The results of the analysis of GDP growth rates of China, USA and Kazakhstan for [2011][2012][2013][2014][2015] show that China's GDP growth rates are almost five times higher than Kazakhstan's ones, and three times higher than USA's ones. It is advisable to agree with the forecasts concerning the preservation of the growth rates of the Chinese economy by 6-7% annually until 2030 if the current trends of the world economic development remain.

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