Chinese ODI and the deficiencies of Australia's foreign investment regime

Q3 Social Sciences

International Journal of Public Policy Pub Date : 2017-08-25 DOI:10.1504/IJPP.2017.10006467

P. Drysdale, S. Armstrong, N. Thomas

引用次数: 1

Abstract

Foreign direct investment plays an important role in the Australian economy through the provision of capital additional to that which can be mobilised domestically and greater linkages to international markets and value chains. By creating a global market for Australian assets, FDI provides Australians with a stronger incentive to invest and grow their own assets. This paper suggests additional reforms that would enhance the operation of the investment regime and strengthen the investment environment. The reforms suggested seek to maintain Australia's attractiveness as an investment destination and ensure that incoming investment continues to drive productivity and income growth in the nation's interest.

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中国对外直接投资与澳大利亚外国投资制度的缺陷

外国直接投资在澳大利亚经济中发挥着重要作用，它提供了可在国内调动的额外资本，并加强了与国际市场和价值链的联系。通过为澳大利亚资产创造一个全球市场，外国直接投资为澳大利亚人投资和发展自己的资产提供了更大的激励。本文建议进行更多的改革，以加强投资制度的运作并加强投资环境。建议的改革旨在保持澳大利亚作为投资目的地的吸引力，并确保外来投资继续推动生产力和收入增长，符合国家利益。

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International Journal of Public Policy Social Sciences-Political Science and International Relations

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