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Sunday, October 14, 2012

The Chinese economy



China is a country of opportunities. More than 1.3 million people who contribute to the population of China. Representation of the estimated population of China is about 20% of the world population means that five people in the world is Chinese. Economic growth of around 10% per year and I can say that this is now the second largest economy after the United States.
The Chinese economy is growing slowly and some larger companies in the world are now owned by China. In 2008, three of the ten largest companies from China, the largest telecommunications company, the second largest energy company and the largest of the Bank. It is somewhat surprising that these companies have reached an enormous size, but it is also interesting to note that this is not due to market growth. They got the lot size to privatization. China market is medium and large companies and huge investments are directed more agents conventional investors.
Commercial and industrial bank consists of a huge volume and three of the five largest banks in the world are Chinese. It is interesting to note that China is communist, have a party system where such a system of open and transparent economy to grow. The most developed countries of the system have significant financial problems today and its growth is limited to some. And other existing realities on the ground show a material honest and less corrupt governing banking in China misleading public investors is not as evident in the banking sector. The market value of the shares of China worth $ 637 million, compared to U.S. $ 15.7Trillion.The Chinese value compared to Microsoft is twofold.
Investing in China received a lot of attention in the commercial sector. Exporters and importers around the world are seeking bids from China. Specific Investment in China is considered more broadly diversified by choosing property in Chinese equities markets.However preferably through securities, which exposes trends in the economy may have specific rules to follow.

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