Assess the challenges and opportunities facing foreign investors seeking to invest in China

Assess the challenges and opportunities facing foreign investors seeking to invest in China Assess the challenges and opportunities facing foreign investors seeking to invest in ChinaIntroductionChina has become one of the most fast growing countries in the world since economic reform and market reform in 1979. The impressively booming economy and good investment environment attracts more and more world's capitals seeking to invest in China, however not only opportunities but also challenges are facing to foreign direct investment (FDI). This essay will examine the challenges and the opportunities of China faced by foreign investors via Political aspect, Economic structure aspect, and Social aspect. Firstly, in the political aspect I will present the policies of FDI in China as an opportunity factor and the challenges come from the new taxation system and fragile implementation of Intellectual Property Law. Secondly, in the economic structure aspect, I will mention the opportunities by discussing large market size, fast growing economy and good infrastructure in China and t he challenge is from the increasing labour cost.The Flower of the East Marina, a multi-billion dol...Finally, in the social aspect, the challenge is from rising nationalism will be discussed. On the other hand, the growth of Chinese education level becomes an opportunity for foreign investors.Main bodyIn the political facet, China initiated "Open-door" policy and started market reform in 1979, since then, Chinese authorities intended to attract FDI as an important goal and the priority on the government agenda. A series of preferential policies were issued to improve investment environment in order to attract foreign capitals to invest China. In order to create a better investment climate, Chinese government set up Special Economic Zones (SEZs) in 1989. There are more liberal investment and trade regime than other areas in the Special Economic Zones. Since 1996, the western and central provinces authorities were entitle to give approval to foreign invest projects which the foreign c apital below...

Writing the Century

Writing the Century Writing the Century Writing the Century By Maeve Maddox Melvin Merzon sets me this multi-part question: How would you write 21st Century?  In a legal document? In a business letter? In fiction? In   a   nonfiction context?    21st Century? 21st century? Twenty-first Century? Twenty-First Century? twenty-first century? My short answer for all specified contexts is twenty-first century. Unless the name of the century begins a sentence or is part of a proper name, it is written in all lowercase letters: We are living in the twenty-first century. When a century is part of a proper name, no hard and fast rule can apply. Someone naming a program, company or a book may express the century any way they wish: Twenty-first Century Scholars Twenty-First Century Foundation Twenty-First-Century Gateways (In this book title the century name has become an adjective.) 20th Century Fox Century 21 Realty Newspaper headline writers may also exercise freedom when writing the century: New Year Rings in 21st Century Bottom line: go with twenty-first century unless there is some reason not tofor example, contrary guidelines in a style manual you are required to follow. Writing the Decades Decades may be spelled out or expressed in numerals: the eighties the 1980s NOTE: Theres no apostrophe between the numerals and the letter s. The same rule about capitalization applies to decades as to centuries: if the decade is part of a proper name or title, it will be capitalized; otherwise leave it in lowercase. For example, write the nineties, but the Gay Nineties Referring to the first two decades of a century can be tricky. For example, if you want to talk about the first decade of the century, you cant write the 1900s, or the 2000s because too many readers would assume youre referring to the entire century. Another problem is that not all authors agree as to what years are included in a decade. Is the first decade of the 1900s 1900 to 1909, or 1900-1910? And what about the second decade? Some writers talk about the teens of a century, but what about the years ending in -10, -11, and -12? When writing about the first two decades of a century, its probably best to be a little wordy for the sake of clarity. For example: History seemed to repeat itself in the decade 2000-2009. Want to improve your English in five minutes a day? Get a subscription and start receiving our writing tips and exercises daily! Keep learning! Browse the Writing Basics category, check our popular posts, or choose a related post below:Comparative Forms of AdjectivesBody Parts as Tools of Measurement35 Synonyms for Rain and Snow