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Chinese Investment in Australia

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James Laurenceson () (EAERG - School of Economics, The University of Queensland)

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Chinese investment in Australia is emerging as an important part of the Australia-China economic relationship. This paper overviews the major characteristics of Chinese investment in Australia up to the present - its volume, form, sectoral distribution and the major players. It then discusses the policies that have been driving recent increases and those that are likely to have a more profound impact over the longer term.

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Paper provided by School of Economics, University of Queensland, Australia in its series EAERG Discussion Paper Series with number 1205.

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