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Journal Article
Competition or Collaboration? Chinese & South African Transnational Companies in Africa
2008
Overview
Chinese and South African companies are increasingly competing with each other for market space in all sectors of Africa's economies. China's economic growth means that it is not only stepping up efforts in Africa to gain access to raw materials, but also that it sees Africa as a large potential market for its goods. South Africa, meanwhile, is the third largest investor in the rest of Africa, with its US$5.6bn FDI (2005) outweighing China's US$3bn (2006). Chinese FDI looks set to increase, however, meaning a rise in competitiveness for African market share between the two countries. The author suggests that it is in the interests of both parties to pursue a policy of cooperation in this regard [IBSSWG]. Reprinted by permission of Carfax Publishing, Taylor & Francis Ltd.
