that trend reversing any time soon. beijing has used the ambitions of corporate america to help fuel its economic growth but now that chinese growth is faltering in the country has huge debts, does beijing still want us companies to invest and if so why? beijing still wants us companies to invest in china and that attitude, i don t believe, will change any time soon because, for one thing, foreign investment including that from the us is free money, and china needs all kinds of investments to provide a kind of financing and technology for its transition into a high quality growth model. and right now there is still a high presence of american companies in china. some of them might have a pressure of outsourcing some work to asia or even back to the american continent but overall being in china for china is becoming a bigger trend. for a lot of the companies, the consideration is about how to take advantage of china being the largest single market in the world, and about
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