Strategic Adjustments of Multinational Corporations and China's Countermeasures

Author: Lin Feng
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: With the strategic adjustments of multinational corporations in China following its entry into the WTO, the conflict between FDI location choices and China's goals in utilizing foreign capital will become increasingly evident. The widening gap in economic development between the eastern and western regions has become one of China's most pressing concerns. Based on the perspective of scientific development, this book organically integrates systematic analysis, game theory, and modern econometrics to explore countermeasures and institutional incentives to address the imbalance in the regional distribution structure of FDI. In response to the six major strategic adjustments of multinational corporations in China after its entry into the WTO—such as establishing regional headquarters, implementing localization, investment trends, equity preferences, and value chain configuration—it proposes "win-win" game equilibrium and institutional incentives to accurately position FDI policies, thereby enhancing China's sustainable development capacity and the level of its foreign capital utilization.