Preferential Treatment and National Treatment: The Evolving Status of FIEs

Llinks Law OfficeSince China first set up its legal framework for foreign investment in the early 1980s, two fundamental issues have faced foreign investors…

5 minute readNovember 30, 2002 at 11:58 PM

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Since China first set up its legal framework for foreign investment in the early 1980s, two fundamental issues have faced foreign investors - the 25% foreign investment threshold and preferential treatment enjoyed by foreign-invested enterprises (FIEs).

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