Market potential, investment climate

Article Abstract:

China is seen has having the best market potential by Asian executives according to a survey, whereas Singapore is seen as providing the best investment environment. Malaysia was the first or second choice to base a new manufacturing or assembly plant, with the US seen as the best investment environment outside the region. 72% felt that their country's infrastructure development would keep in line with economic growth. Many were concerned about greater competition, and most felt that future IT investments would continue to improve profits and productivity.

Business, Surveys, Asia, Business surveys

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One country, two roads: infrastructure planning eludes the Pearl River delta

Article Abstract:

Poor infrastructure planning plagues the Pearl River Delta, with Baijing, Hong Kong, Britain, and Guangdong Province officials all seemingly unable to communicate. Local Chinese officials are pressing ahead frantically with their pet projects despite Baijing's dismay and signs the region will be saturated. Hong Kong is unable to reach agreement with Chinese leaders over what roads and railways to build and where they should go. The British-Chinese Infrastructure Coordinating Committee appears ineffectual.

Infrastructure (Economics), Cover Story, Hong Kong, Pearl River (China)

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Kazakhstan: large country, large potential

Article Abstract:

An advertising feature on Kazakhstan highlights the countryEs ample resources and infrastructure, highly progressive banking sector, and encouraging investment arena.

Kazakhstan, Economic aspects, Economic conditions

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