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  • Service: Geographic Markets, Asia Markets, China
  • Type: Business and industry issue, White paper
  • Date: 30/01/2012

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Investment in the People's Republic of China 

China remains an attractive investment destination for overseas investors, but in recognition of increasing complexity and the government's strong involvement in many aspects of the economy, prospective investors should take the time to learn how central legislation will affect business activities in their particular sector.
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This guide has been created as an introduction to investment issues in China, drawing upon KPMG's decades of business experience in the country.

Key insights

  • China’s 12th Five-Year Plan, released in 2011, is the nation’s blueprint for the next 5 years, impacting all aspects of the economy.
  • Numerous new laws and regulations will impact how companies must do business in China.
  • In recent decades China has been a leading centre for manufacturing, however its attractiveness as a consumer market and location for R&D has grown.

 
For a more in-depth analysis of individual industry sectors in China, please contact our Australia China Business Practice.

 

More information on Australian 'outbound' investment to China.

 
 

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