The weakening relations with Chinese
and Japanese companies due to its recent territorial issue concerns China's economic
experts, causing the investment in the country of China to fall down sharply.
From the data released by the
Chinese Ministry of Commerce last Tuesday, Investments directly from Japan plunged nearly a half 48.8%
amounting to USD2.4 billion.
The direct investment from
Japanese in 2013 dipped 4% and this has been increasing, it only explains that “Japanese
investment will not be entering to their country”.
In relation to the recent tension
between Japan and China, one factor considered by experts was the increasing
labor cost by the Chinese, in which this becomes a burden for these Japanese
companies to operate on their country.
Chinese Ministry of Commerce
spokesman said that there was not change on the China policy and still they are
inviting foreign investments from other countries like United States.
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