Development of Chinese state funds in front of a global economic, monetary and financial strategy
Keywords:
foreign direct investment, international trade, internationalization, the decision of the Chinese ruling bodies, state fundsAbstract
The Chinese deeply wish to restore their prestigious past and all the efforts of the Chinese governing body, all their decisions are heading towards restoring its past prestige and political influence. For the past thirty years China has been working to make the country richer. We want to demonstrate how state funds achieve their entrusted mission; in other words, financing China's economic ambitions and assuring its growing impact within the global economy.
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