Foreign direct investment in China - An analysis of the current reform status

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The paper explores China's economic reforms and their sufficiency to attract significant foreign investments. It highlights the impressive GDP growth of 9.3% and per capita growth of 8.0% over 25 years since the initiation of market-oriented reforms in 1978. By 2003, China's GDP per capita had quadrupled, reaching approximately $1,000. The analysis also identifies further reform steps necessary for sustaining this growth and enhancing investment appeal, providing a critical examination of China's evolving economic landscape.