2013年1月8日星期二
2013 年优先考虑投资的国家
中国保持首名位置，下图为调查结果
Investment priorities in 2013
China and India remain the top two investment destinations. Indonesia is a close
third, while Vietnam has lost its shine
Given the economic growth rates in Asia Pacific, the region is clearly a place of great
promise. But which markets and countries are attracting the greatest commitments for
new investment?
Top of the list of investment priorities is China. (See chart 7.) As the world’s second
largest economy, and with growth rates that remain impressive, China’s gravitational
pull appears undiminished. Nearly three-quarters of the companies in our survey say
they will increase their investment there in 2013.
Chart 7
How will your level of investment change in the following markets during 2013?
This is likely driven in part by the increasing geographical diversification of the China
opportunity. Production centres are drifting inland, and new markets are rising rapidly
in Tier Two, Three and Four cities, most of which lie inland from the established markets
of China’s eastern and southern provinces. Foreign firms have many gripes in China, from
rapidly rising wages, to entrenched favouritism towards local competitors. But such
gripes are not yet translating into reduced appetite for investing there.
© Economist Corporate Network 2013
转载自http://www.corporatenetwork.com/sites/default/files/ABOS_2013_report_final.pdf
中国保持首名位置，下图为调查结果
Investment priorities in 2013
China and India remain the top two investment destinations. Indonesia is a close
third, while Vietnam has lost its shine
Given the economic growth rates in Asia Pacific, the region is clearly a place of great
promise. But which markets and countries are attracting the greatest commitments for
new investment?
Top of the list of investment priorities is China. (See chart 7.) As the world’s second
largest economy, and with growth rates that remain impressive, China’s gravitational
pull appears undiminished. Nearly three-quarters of the companies in our survey say
they will increase their investment there in 2013.
Chart 7
How will your level of investment change in the following markets during 2013?
This is likely driven in part by the increasing geographical diversification of the China
opportunity. Production centres are drifting inland, and new markets are rising rapidly
in Tier Two, Three and Four cities, most of which lie inland from the established markets
of China’s eastern and southern provinces. Foreign firms have many gripes in China, from
rapidly rising wages, to entrenched favouritism towards local competitors. But such
gripes are not yet translating into reduced appetite for investing there.
© Economist Corporate Network 2013
转载自http://www.corporatenetwork.com/sites/default/files/ABOS_2013_report_final.pdf
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