" Foreign Direct Investment And Economic Development In China Part A - Review of the literature Introduction There has been empirical evidence surrounding greater economic development attributed to...

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Foreign Direct Investment And Economic Development In China

Part A - Review of the literature

Introduction

There has been empirical evidence surrounding greater economic development attributed to the foreign direct investment in china. The positive effect witnesses by the quality institutions in Chinese host regions has been impacting with greater level of inflows witnessed since 90's. The fee burdens are reduced and the tax reductions for the foreign investments in China have led to adoption of the variable approach. The suitable policies with respect to foreign investment have been a significant factor too. The FDI induced improvisation for the institutional firms along with the locational advantage in China has boosted the foreign direct investment in the economy leading to greater economic development witnessed too. The industrial competitiveness has a great impact basis the ability for the country to produce and then export the goods. Foreign Direct Investment has aided to a great extent in maintaining the requisite and the significance. The effect on the industrial performance in China is attributed to lot of factors. The FDI interaction taking place with the human capital too is crucial in case of China.

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Assessment 2: Literature Review On “Foreign direct investment and economic development in china” 3500-words not including bibliography (60% of total mark) Assessment 2: Literature Review has two parts: Part A: Review of the literature in your bibliography and Part B: Reflection and Research Plan. Part A: Review of the literature in you bibliography in relation to your topic (approximately 2500 words) (70%) For Part A, you will review the literature in the bibliography you created in Assessment 1. You must refer to at least 20 references in your review. In your introduction describe your research topic or question. Synthesise and analyse your sources, identifying major themes, issues and trends in scholarship. Part B: Reflection and Research plan (approximately 1000 words) (30%) In Part B of the assessment you have the opportunity to reflect on your research topic and what you have learned from the literature review. In relation to your research question and on the basis of your literature review: Discuss gaps or unanswered questions that you have identified in the literature Describe the relevance or significance of your research topic and questions in relation to the gaps you have identified current literature Describe and explain the next steps in your research (these will be hypothetical if you are not planning to complete a thesis or research project as part of your studies) Discuss ethical issues that have or may in future arise in your research. Will you need formal ethics approval? If not why not? Key assessment criteria · Are there sufficient references? · Is there a clear, succinct introduction and conclusion? · Are themes in the literature clearly identified and used to structure the review? · Have the ideas/data/conclusions of the various authors been integrated and compared? · What is the level of analysis and critical evaluation? · Is style of the bibliography and the spelling and grammar correct? · Are the reflections on the outcomes of the literature review considered and clearly articulated? Note: Please use the Harvard referencing