Decline of China's Investment Leadership

This chapter explores the shrinking influence of China as a hub for direct foreign investment, linking it to faltering economic policies and increased geopolitical tensions. It scrutinizes the impact of party ideologies on private sector growth and the complicating factors within U.S.-China trade relations. Additionally, the discussion emphasizes the effects of anti-corruption campaigns on the financial sector and highlights entrepreneurs’ shifting focus towards opportunities outside of China.

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