Market Impediments,Trade,and Foreign Direct Investment:Evidence from Chinas Round-Tripping
This study uses reported exports and imports figures in China and Hong Kong and China and Thailand to examine the relations among trade,foreign direct investment flows,and tax-induced market impediments. The empirical results,largely consistent with theoretical models,support several conclusions. First,the spurious transfer of funds to and out of China,via under-reporting exports and over-reporting imports,closely follows the preferential tax incentives such as tax breaks to foreign investors. Second,exports under-reporting is negatively related to rebates for export. Third,imports over-reporting is negatively related to import tariffs. Finally,under-reporting of exports and over-reporting of imports appear to be most common in state-owned firms.
Trade flows foreign direct investment round-tripping.
Hung-Gay Fung Jot Yau Gaiyan Zhang
College of Business Administration &Center of International Studies University of Missouri-St.Louis Albers School of Business and Economics Seattle University 901 12th Avenue Seattle,WA 98122-1090 College of Business Administration University of Missouri-St.Louis One University Blvd St.Louis,MO 6
国际会议
成都
英文
2007-07-09(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)