부산대학교 도서관

China′s economic reform has attracted worldwide attention. With getting into WTO, China has gradually opened up to the rest of the world. Meanwhile, many countries see attracting foreign direct investment (FDI) as an important element in their strategy for economic development because FDI is widely regarded as an amalgamation for capital, technology, market, and management. Since these flows of FDI are playing and will likely continue to play a key role in the integration of China into the world economy, this dissertation focuses on the factors affecting the level of FDI across provinces in China from 1993 to 2010 and the study differentiate from other similar studies on China′s FDI by looking at possible changes in importance of determining factors through time. In numerous countries to invest China, South Korea enters Chinese market very late, however, it develops very quickly. Especially since two countries established the diplomatic contact in 1992, two economic trade of great countries have more violent and swifter trade. After joining WTO, China attracted more and more Korea companies to invest with its all-directions, multi-domain opening, and more optimized investment environment. At present South Korea has become the Chinese third big trade partner country and the third great investment origin country, simultaneously China is the first big export State in South Korean, and the first big trade partner country and the Chinese direct investment′s characteristics and questions, as well as to our country economy′s influence, has the important meaning, specially related to how to use Korean investment to urban and local city effectively. This dissertation totally has four chapters. The first chapter elucidates the research purpose and content of this dissertation. The second chapter elucidates a few foundational theories that developing countries need when they invest directly in China, especially Korea, Taiwan and other regions, and a basic premise of comparison between direct investment from different countries in China. The third chapter compares the direct investment status coming from South Korea, Taiwan in China. The third chapter elucidates empirical testing is conducted by using panel data with pooled regression model, fixed effect model and random effect model. The forth chapter includes the problems of South Korea and Taiwan′s direct investment in China and an improvement project.