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China Businesscast: Restrictions on foreign investments with attorney Steven DickinsonPosted by Robert Ness, February 25, 2008 12:15 PM
![]() Steve Dickinson of Harris & Moure The National Development and Reform Commission of the Chinese government releases an annual "Catalog for the Guidance of Foreign Invested Enterprises". Steve Dickinson is a Shanghai-based attorney at the law firm Harris & Moure and coauthor of China Law Blog. He has blogged extensively on the catalog (sometimes called the Foreign Direct Investment or FDI catalog) and has advised numerous clients on its content. In this episode, Steve explains several key points foreign investors need to know, including restrictions on foreign investments in real estate, media and market research. Listen to our interview with Steve Dickinson on China's FDI catalog Subscribe to RSS in China or from outside of China More Danwei FM Links and Sources
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