中国对外投资和经济关系与波罗的海地区国家外文翻译.docVIP

本科毕业论文外文翻译 外文题目： Chinese Foreign Investments and Economic Relations with the Baltic Sea Region Countries 出 处： Electronic Publications of Pan-European Institute 作 者： Laura Barauskaite Chinese Foreign Investments and Economic Relations with the Baltic Sea Region Countries 一、IntroductionNowadays China is one of the fastest growing countries in the world and especially for this reason it demands more studies and various researches than ever before. In addition, investments to and from the country are growing as well, for instance at these days China is known as one of the leading foreign direct investment (FDI) recipients in the world and as country with growing interest for other countries’ markets. This is also due to Chinas economic, trade and investment climate, which have changed dramatically after 1978 when its reform and opening-up began and also after 2001 when the country joined the World Trade Organization. In addition, while talking about Chinese interest in other countries it could be said that the aim of this research is to explore the main Chinese investments and economic relations with the Baltic Sea Region (BSR). Before going in detail in describing Chinese and the Baltic Sea Region investments and economic relations, it is worth to discuss shortly the definition of FDI, its calculations and influence for a country’s economy. This literature review could be found in the second part of report. As it was mentioned before, during the recent years China has been one of the fastest growing countries in the world and if one compares the growth in the world economy versus Chinas economy, its quite remarkable how much Chinas share has increased. Due to this it is worth to compare China’s main economic indicators with those of the world and this is done in the third part of report. China plays an important role in the world economy and the country’s outward FDI has recently started