China's Investments in Europe: Lessons for South East Asia
Moeller, Joergen Oerstroem | July 2017
Abstract
The core of economic globalization is that the overall balance of payments and investment balance paints a picture of a country’s economic strength or weakness. Multilateralism is a key concept underpinning growth and prosperity. However, the European Union (EU) – like the US – analyses trade and inward and outgoing direct investment with China in a bilateral context.
Citation
Moeller, Joergen Oerstroem. 2017. China's Investments in Europe: Lessons for South East Asia. © ISEAS Yusof Ishak Institute. http://hdl.handle.net/11540/7364.Keywords
Taxation
Business Financing
Investment Requirements
Capital Needs
Tax Incentives
Project Risks
Tariff agreements
Customs convetions
Import policy
Export policy
Trade Finance
Risk Financing
Regional Development Finance
Public Finance
Infrastructure Financing
Financing of Infrastructure
Financial Security
Financial Intermediation
Finance And Trade
Enterprise Financing
Trade Regulation
Trade Finance
Regional Trade Agreements
General Agreement On Tariffs And Trade
Foreign and Domestic Financing
Investments
Finance
Market
Markets
Use tax
Tax administration and procedure
Taxing power
Effect of taxation
Business enterprises
Foreign trade and employment
Mentoring in business
Trade routes
Bills of exchange
Swaps
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