Deregulation of Wholly Foreign-owned Infrastructure Projects: Problems and Solutions

Foreign-funded infrastructure projects form a critical part of China's economic development. However, ill-defined and incomplete legislation has over the years compromised the quality and boosted the costs as well as the final product prices of foreign-funded projects.

6 minute readJuly 02, 2002 at 12:58 AM

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By Weidong WangGrandall Legal Group,Beijing and Jie TangCoudert Brothers,Beijing

Beginning about twenty years ago, the Chinese government began encouraging foreign investment in infrastructure projects due to the country's low level of infrastructure development and a lack of capital to undertake such projects.

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