Investment Conditions in the Changjiang Delta Dong Yoon Oh and Hong Soo Lim

Foreign direct investment (FDI) should be viewed as a continuing process that consists of two stages: initial entry and continuing expansion. The difference in objectives and determinants between these two stages incurs distinctive spatial behavior in the investors. Once the decision to invest has been made, the initial search for the location of initial entry is limited and mainly based on the macroeconomic factors of the host country. In evaluating locations for the investment, the emphasis is placed on the potential to realize the overall strategies of investors to gather information about a higher level of region. As investors become more familiar with the economic environment of host countries, the locational options for continuing expansion or allocation increase. The perception and evaluation of location choices become more sensitive to various factors such as resources, markets, institutions and production. The location search then focuses on a lower spatial and micro-framework. Market considerations may grow more important. (The rest is omitted.)

제1장 서론

제2장 투자환경의 구성요소
1. 이론적 고찰
2. 투자환경의 구성요소

제3장 상해(上海)
1. 개황
2. 기본환경
3. 개방환경
4. 생산환경
5. 시장환경

제4장 강소성(江蘇省)
1. 개황
2. 기본환경
3. 개방환경
4. 생산환경
5. 시장환경

제5장 절강성(浙江省)
1. 개황
2. 기본환경
3. 개방환경
4. 생산환경
5. 시장환경

제6장 결론