China, the best Destination for Investment

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I chose to discuss about China because I discovered China has been experiencing a successful period of growth changing from a market of central planning to one that is economical. In the year 2015, China’s demography ranged at 1.371 billion with approximately GDP of $11.01 trillion having a growth rate of 7.0% and an inflation rate of 1.4%.The United States has become a big investor in China due to the country decision to allow foreign investment from other nations especially the west. China market increasingly attracts many United States technology companies (Jackson, 2013). In the year 2013 and 2014, many United States technology companies like Rising Star of mobile internet, LinkedIn and Uber entered the China market. Tesla has also expanded its cars business in China while Facebook is about to start sales office within China. In the year 2011, Flipboard expanded its business in China and had shown interest to restart investment in China.

China’s foreign investment is growing rapidly with the country investing in other developing countries. United Kingdom, France and Germany are also among the largest of Chinese investors. Many developing countries and contents like Africa welcome Chinese companies for investment because they contribute mostly to towards infrastructure development, and modern technology.

As I was studying more about China as the best destination for investment, I discovered that those companies which invest in China benefit a lot from China’s creativity and innovation in technology (Conrad & Kostka, 2017). I also discovered that China has received a rapid growth in mobile internet usage. This has made China to emerge as the world’s largest internet market.

If I were asked to build a manufacturing facility in China, I would recommend one to open a mobile technology company in China because the enterprise will benefit from China’s advanced engineering, information communication and technology as well as favorable environment.

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References

Conrad, B., & Kostka, G. (2017). Chinese investments in Europe’s energy sector: Risks and opportunities?

Jackson, J. K. (2013). Foreign direct investment in the United States: An economic analysis.