Investment Flows Dynamics by Demand Segments

Abstract

The economy of China grew large and complex over the last 30–40 years, forming a structure quite unique in its own way. Within that economic structure, investments in terms of economic and financial resources are allocated in different quantities by diverse entity types based upon end demand originated from various sources. By measurement of GDP contribution, the most important investment event flows were real estate event flow, which had its demand generated by the domestic populace; fiscal event flow, which had its demand generated by governmental expenditure; and export revenue event flow, which had its demand generated by international consumer. Smaller in comparison to the three main investment flows, some investment flows allocated for more specific segment demands are nevertheless also important for macro and industrial analysis, which include high-speed trains, new energy vehicle, clean energy, aviation and shipbuilding, telecommunication and 5G, medical and educational Investment.