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How To Implement The Strategy Of Going Out From The Perspective Of Changing Foreign Trade Growth Mode

Posted on:2009-02-26Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:Y L WangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2189360245495234Subject:International Trade
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During the twenty years of the reform and opening up, the economy of our country has developed rapidly. In attract foreign investment, we has made tremendous achievements and accelerated the pace of China's economic modernization. However, with further economic development, we found that attract foreign investment is not enough. In the 1980s, the international direct investment has exceeded the pace of development of international trade and international technology transfer and has held a dominant position in the international economy. Economic globalization has made more and more countries to aware of the importance of participate in international economic, and participation in international direct investment has become the important signs of a country's development level of productivity and international competitiveness. Therefore, in the new situation, we must adopt a new way of economic development, that is, not only to "bringing in" and also to "going out." In recent years, with the "going out" strategy proposed that China's foreign direct investment enterprises develop rapidly, China's foreign direct investment is becoming an important source. At the same time, China's export with the main characteristics of low-cost expansion have had a lot of difficulties, such as the international trade friction growing, increasingly tight supply of domestic resources and extensive mode of foreign trade growth. Speed up to transform the growth mode of foreign trade and promote our country to become a power country in foreign trade has become one of the top priorities of us. Can we change our foreign trade at the same time by the way of encouraging qualified enterprises going out? In the past literature, a large number of scholars from theory expounded the positive impact of China's foreign direct investment on changing the growth mode of foreign trade without involving empirical analysis, and those have a certain lack of convincing. This paper studies on how to implement the strategy of going out from the perspective of changing foreign trade growth mode, and does empirical analysis about the correlation between them. The results show that foreign direct investment plays a strong role on promoting the change of foreign trade growth mode, especially in China's exports. At the same time, the article proves that foreign direct investment has a positive role on promoting China's exports with combining the data since 2000.Papers review the past theory and literature, and bring up the perspective that enterprises in the implementation of foreign direct investment can change China's current foreign trade growth mode at the same time, and analyze from the two aspects of theory and positive. Experience shows that: the promotion of foreign direct investment can not only promote the home country's exports, but also can improve the export structure and increase the technological level of export products. At the same time it can effectively circumvent various foreign trade barriers. These all are favorable to improving China's current foreign trade growth mode. Large amounts of data also show that the impact of direct investment to foreign trade growth mode has been reflected. Finally papers propose policy recommendations to promote Chinese enterprises to go out from the three levels of the Government, industry, enterprises. Through static analysis and dynamic analysis, theoretical analysis and empirical analysis methods, papers analyze the effect between enterprises going out and the mode of foreign trade growth. Comparing with a simple theory analysis, this paper is more convincing. At the same time author bring up objective policy recommendations of macroeconomic management and strategic planning.
Keywords/Search Tags:going out strategy, foreign direct investment, mode of foreign trade growth
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