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The role of special economic zones in african countries development and the chinese FDI
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The Chinese Government’s policy of “going out” encourages Chinese companies to pay more attention to invest in the new markets, like Latin America, especially Africa. It promotes the establishment of more and more Chinese overseas industrial and trade zones. They not only help increase demand for Chinese-made machinery and equipment, reduce investment entry and operating costs, but also assist China’s efforts to boost industrial restructuring at home and nurture companies to move up the value chain. They also provide a stage for less experienced small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) overseas. For the African countries, they can learn from the experience and lessons from the Special Economic Zones (SEZs)established in China. The SEZs have proved to be particularly relevant for Chinese development in the past 35 years, since they were created in 1979, they played a decisive role for development of places like Shenzhen, Zhuhai, Xiamen, Shantou, Hainan and Shanghai.
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China Economic Policies Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) Export Model Africa
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Hao Zhang e Fernanda Ilhéu .2014. "The role of special economic zones in african countries development and the chinese FDI". Instituto Superior de Economia e Gestão. CEsA - Documentos de Trabalho nº 129/ 2014
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ISEG - CEsA