Titlebook: China‘s Outward Foreign Direct Investments and Impact on the World Economy; Shujie Yao,Pan Wang Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division o

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,China’s OFDI and Resource-seeking Strategy: A Case Study on Chinalco and Rio-Tinto,a’s persistent thirst for natural resources such as iron ore and bauxite. However, the eagerness and scale of acquisitions of foreign mining companies by China’s large state-owned enterprises cannot be satisfactorily explained by existing investment or business theories. As a result, it is imperativ

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,Dynamic Relationship between China’s IFDI and OFDI,empirical studies on China’s OFDI, the previous chapter focuses on the effects of host country characteristics in a static framework.. This chapter extends the discussion and analysis made in the previous chapter to examine the adjustment of China’s OFDI in a dynamic framework. In a related study, C

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,Does China’s OFDI Displace OECD’s OFDI?, static framework, and by investigating the dynamic adjustment of China’s OFDI and its relation to China’s inward FDI (IFDI) in a dynamic framework. We have shed some lights on the causes of China’s OFDI, but the question remains as to what are the consequences of China’s surge in overseas investmen

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,Das spezielle Relativit?tsprinzip, (2.7 per cent), the UK (2.1 per cent) and Japan (2.3 per cent).. China surpassed Japan as the second largest economy in 2010, even though Goldman Sachs (2003) predicted that this would occur no earlier than 2016. To quote .:

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,Die geometrische Relativit?t des Raumes,rminants of OFDI discussed in the FDI literature are also relevant for understanding China’s OFDI. This chapter therefore reviews several mainstream theories on FDI, as well as the theories on OFDI from the perspectives of developing countries. This chapter also provides a critical review of the existing empirical studies on China’s OFDI.

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Introduction, (2.7 per cent), the UK (2.1 per cent) and Japan (2.3 per cent).. China surpassed Japan as the second largest economy in 2010, even though Goldman Sachs (2003) predicted that this would occur no earlier than 2016. To quote .:

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,Literature on China’s OFDI,rminants of OFDI discussed in the FDI literature are also relevant for understanding China’s OFDI. This chapter therefore reviews several mainstream theories on FDI, as well as the theories on OFDI from the perspectives of developing countries. This chapter also provides a critical review of the existing empirical studies on China’s OFDI.

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Policy Implications and Conclusions,erstanding of foreign laws and culture are many important factors restraining Chinese MNCs to successfully target merger and acquisition (M&A) activities to implement the country’s national strategy for resource-seeking purposes. International politics is also an important factor that may jeopardise the efforts of China’s OFDI.