Population Growth Rates Report

The world’s leading manufacturer of goods in our global economy is China. China has the fastest growing consumer market in the world. This is due to their market size, government incentives and access to import markets making it favorable for other countries to want to invest and do business with their county. Investors wanting to invest in manufactured goods would be wise to take their business to China. It is hard to buy anything in the United States that has not been made in China or have a portion of the goods made there.

China has been dominating the global market in recent years in both population size and potential for returns on Foreign Direct Investment.

China’s industrial and economic growth has become extremely desirable to foreign investors wishing to enter the highest populated country in the world.

In 2003, the total FDI inflow to China was 53.5 billion, approaching double that of the United States at 29.8 billion. Investors expect profit targets to be met in china more than any other emerging market. To further china’s lead, it is expected that more global investors will enter the Chinese market in the next few years than any other country.

There are many risks to be considered in the Chinese market, prominently there is concern about the overheating of the Chinese economy. Local Asian investors are more sensitive to the overheating concern. Only 28% of Asian investors felt there is a positive outlook in China as opposed to 38% and 45% in North America and Europe respectively. Although the positive outlook appears low, it seems that most investors feel the benefits far away any potential risk, and continue to feed the Chinese economy with their Foreign Direct Investments.

Perhaps the single most promising draw to investment in the Chinese market is its massive market size. Coupled with the fact that China is the fastest growing consumer market and is