China is providing investment insurance and tax breaks to companies that invest abroad.

Invest, invest, invest.

And invest if you see good people doing good things, invest in them. Invest in their organizations, or in business. Invest in these folks.

We do not invest in victims, we invest in survivors.

We do not invest in victims, we invest in survivors.

Agricultural Development Bank of China will invest 20 billion yuan to support the autumn grain crops purchase of Jilin.

As foreign firms exporting to China accepted payment in renminbi, the currency piled up in their bank accounts in Hong Kong. That led to the next step Foreign firms wishing to invest in China were allowed to tap those deposits by issuing renminbi denominated bonds, and eligible offshore financial institutions were permitted to invest renminbi funds in China s interbank bond market.

Not long ago, the National Energy Administration of China announced that by 2020, it will invest 2.5 trillion yuan in the field of alternative energy.

If you can't invest in your own thing, why should I invest in it?

Invest in education.

For China, the biggest prize is a bilateral investment treaty (BIT). In practical terms, a US China BIT would make it easier for Chinese entities to invest and operate in the US and increase American firms access to Chinese markets.

They tend to invest within the Asian region, focusing primarily on such low cost destinations as China, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and Viet Nam.

They tend to invest within the Asian region, focusing primarily on such low cost destinations as China, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and Viet Nam.

In the case of China, OFDI approval procedures have been simplified and the Investment Promotion Agency, established under the Ministry of Commerce, provides support in helping Chinese enterprises to invest abroad.

Its stock of foreign capital will increase steadily as foreign firms invest and reinvest in China. FDI in the country will continue to garner substantial returns, partly owing to local government hospitality.

We must invest in national institutions.

An important role was played by the China Africa Cooperation Forum, especially in facilitating visits by the Chinese and African trade and economic communities, and urging Chinese companies to invest and cooperate in Africa.

But the pace of investment must take financial constraints fully into consideration. More important, China can and should invest more in social infrastructure such as schools, hospitals, retirement homes, and so on.

Whereas the average return on FDI in China was 33 for American firms in 2008, the average return on China s investment in US government securities was a mere 3 4 . So, why does China invest its savings so heavily in low return US government securities, rather than in high return domestic projects?

Invest some of your resources in that, too.

Some TNCs from developing countries invest in efficiency

And we don't invest in what's invisible to us.

And we don't invest in what's invisible to us.

Canada recognizes the need to invest in its youth.

As a consequence of this mixed set of motivations, SMEs from Singapore tend to invest regionally in nearby host countries that are both cheaper in terms of production costs and culturally closer in terms of ethnic relations (e.g. China and Malaysia).

We invest the money in the operation of the building.

Invest sustainably. Majora mentioned this.

Meanwhile, as developing economies become richer, they, too, will invest in technology in order to cope with rising labor costs (a trend already evident in China). As a result, the high water mark for global productivity and GDP growth may have been reached.

NEW YORK Even in normal times, individual and institutional investors alike have a hard time figuring out where to invest and in what. Should one invest more in advanced or emerging economies?

He also welcomes more Chinese to invest and travel in Uganda.

They invest in professional development and collaboration and many other things.

To invest in cooperative societies for needy families, identifying local potentialities.

We urge all stakeholders to invest more in human resource development.

This is particularly true for China, because its domestic stability and international influence depend largely on its ability to maintain rapid economic growth, which demands ever larger quantities of imported energy and other natural resources. To ensure unimpeded access to these critical resources, China needs stability in the countries from which it can extract them, in the markets in which it can invest, and in the routes linking China to its suppliers.

China will thus be joining the ranks of the advanced countries in providing an export market (and jobs) for countries at earlier stages of economic development. In addition, because China has built up a capacity to invest that is far larger than its domestic economy can now absorb, it will inevitably seek opportunities abroad, both public and private.

developing countries invest in critical sectors such as oil in other developing countries.

Some invest abroad for financial motives.

Xi committed China to invest 20 billion in India over the next five years, particularly to modernize India s decrepit and overused railway system. This compares with just 400 million, or 0.18 of India s inward foreign investment, in Chinese investment from 2000 to 2014.

You can't say, Hey, I've got high integrity, invest in me! Right?

Moreover, local authorities have started to invest considerably in vocational training centers.

But overall, developing countries tend to invest primarily in their own region.

Fortunately, China still has room to invest in growth enhancing infrastructure and innovative industries. Policies to expand social security and improve the provision of public goods could support these efforts, boosting domestic consumption by allowing households to reduce their precautionary savings.

We need to make emission cuts much cheaper so that countries like China and India can afford to help the environment. This means that we need to invest much more in research and development aimed at developing low carbon energy.

China s President Hu Jintao spoke about all that his country is already doing to reduce energy intensity and invest in green alternatives. He emphasized that China is prepared to do more under an international agreement, as did US President Barack Obama.

Invest financial assistance, but also management assistance.