Analysis on the Policies of FDI from SMEs about Chinese Out-going Strategy

Qianfeng Wang

International Journal of Business Administration, 2014, vol. 5, issue 6, 61-64

Abstract: In recent years, Chinese government is committed to the development of the small and middle-sized enterprises¡¯ (SMEs¡¯) out-going strategy and actively encourages the local SMEs participate in the foreign management and competition in various forms. But the current status quo of the foreign direct investment (FDI) from SMEs isn¡¯t optimistic which exists many serious problems. The paper will firstly analyze the situations of the FDI from SMEs in China trying to find out the defects and problems. Secondly in view of the existing problems and shortcomings, the paper will put forward the strategy choices and policy supports of developing the FDI from SMEs in China from the SMEs itself and government levels respectively hoping to be able to help Chinese SMEs promote effectively the FDI.

Keywords: out-going strategy; small and middle-sized enterprise; foreign direct investment; policy support (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2014
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