| Abstract | Most manufacturers (321 firms or 70.6%) did not have domestic sale in China. For those 134 firms with domestic sale in China, the average percentage of sale was 36.0%. Although as many as 247 investors (54.2%) regarded China's huge market as an important incentive for investment, many also complained about the Chinese Government's restrictions imposed on domestic sale by foreign investors. The majority of the respondents were hopeful that China's trade liberalisation could boost their domestic sale. On the whole, domestic sale was expected to grow by 50% in the next three year. |
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