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Financial Crisis,
Innovation and China
Xielin Liu, Professor and PhD
[email protected]
Peng Cheng
Associate Professor and PhD
Graduation University of Chinese Academy Sciences
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Outline
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Is Financial crisis a threat or an
opportunity for China?
Can investment of US$580 billion dollars
lead to more innovation for China?
Conclusion
A. Is Financial crisis a
threat or an
opportunity for China?
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Financial crisis produces unfavorable
effect on economic growth of China
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China's GDP growth rate from Q1’ 06 to Q2’09
14.00%
12.00%
10.00%
8.00%
6.00%
4.00%
2.00%
2009Q2
2009Q1
2008Q4
2008Q3
2008Q2
2008Q1
2007Q4
2007Q3
2007Q2
2007Q1
2006Q4
2006Q3
2006Q2
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2006Q1
0.00%
Financial crisis has difference
impact on various industries in
China
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Export-based manufacturing industries have been in
trouble, such as textiles, toys, furniture, sanitary,
hardware industries.
Steel, fertilizers, non-ferrous metals industries are in
recession because they purchased high price of raw
materials during the economic upsurge and have to
sale finished goods in low prices during financial crisis.
Car, daily necessity, household appliance and food
industries are free from crisis. Real estates have
returned to normal after half a year.
The financial services maintain good momentum
because of capital projects and effective credit being
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in control.
Case of automobile:
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7 months in 2009 car sales reached 7,184,400, an
increase of 23.38%. Auto parts business has also
been rapid development.
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Case of high tech industry:
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New energy sources (nuclear power,
wind energy), high-speed train, ICT and
other high-tech industry maintained a
rapid development momentum.
Case of real estates:
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Real estates have returned to normal after half a
year.
Beijing real estate prices-week draw line from 2008-2009
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General map of China now
Imports and exports continued to decline, but
decline speed is slower month by month. It
shows that the production of some industries and
enterprises is being gradually recovered.
 Manufacturing purchasing managers index and
business confidence index rose, indicate that
China's economy began to stabilize in some
industries.
 The confidence of the market trade, such as
stock and real estate market, is in active.
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Factors for rapid recovery of
China in the Crisis
1. Spur domestic demand to fill the gap left by
decreasing exporting
2. Power of Chinese business model innovation
3. Chinese financing system is healthy to fight with
low demanding
4. China uses the crisis as an great opportunity for
China to adjust economic structure
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1. Spur domestic demand to fill the
gap left by decreasing exporting
Three engines for China's economic development
from 1978-2009
Consumption, investment, export are three engines of
China's economic development.
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The balance between local and
overseas market
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Rapid international economic recovery in near
term is impossible, European and American
consumption patterns are changing. These
adverse factors will make traditional model of
export outdated.
Stimulation of local demand, household
consumption and investment, will have different
aspects on local market.
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Specific measures for domestic
demand
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Improve the income of low-income residents by
subsidies.
Increase agriculture-related subsidies.
Stimulation of farmer demands of industrial
goods such as house appliances, agricultural
vehicles and motorcycles.
Subsidy the activity of replacing the old car with
a new one to stimulate the car consumption.
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Investment for infrastructure
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National special Investment in sectors of highspeed railway, express way, airport, new
generation of broadband communications
network infrastructure.
This will stimulate steel, cement, cable, highspeed locomotive demand.
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2. Power of Chinese business
model innovation
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ZTE mobile phone shipments to 45 million,
ranking No. 6 in 2008, and in Q1 and Q2’ 2009
shipments have been the same with Sony
Ericsson and Motorola, most likely ranked No. 4.
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Case of telecommunication
equipment
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In this period, Nortel, Motorola and other
traditional giants are in big trouble. How can
Chinese business to catch more while some
western companies down in the same period?
The Chinese business model, such as
integrated innovation for low cost market,
matched the needs of operator in the crisis.
Chinese elements work here: the bank can give
them loan or credit to extend their business
while USA and Canada cannot.
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Case of garment industry
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Because of financial crisis, many international
sport brands (e.g. Nike, Adidas) have to cut
down business, and not be able to fully focus on
the Chinese market as used to be.
In the same time, leading sport apparel and
footwear manufacturers of China, such as Li
Ning, Anta company, have an opportunity to
expand domestic market share, turnover
increased by 31.6% and 54.8% in 2009.
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3. Chinese financing system is
healthy for fighting with low
demanding
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Financial resources are line with an important
projects and state's economy.
Chinese financing system is not in crisis, so, they
can push commercial banks to invest more rather
than to cut loan. This help industry to fight with
crisis.
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4. China uses the crisis as an great
opportunity to adjust economic
structure
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The industrial structure needs to be upgraded as
most of industry are cost-driven, low efficiency,
overcapacity and lack of core technology.
The new strategy of development to make
innovation as an engine or to find new growth
model, will provide an important opportunity to
solve China's economic deep-seated problems.
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B. Can investment of
US$580 billion dollars
lead China to be more
innovative?
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Investment results of US$580
billion dollars
earthquake area
reconstruction
25%
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Constructing
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infrastructure
projects
9%
innovation and
industrial
restructuring
9%
New Energy and
eco-construction
projects
5%
Health care,
education and
culture
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4%
communication
infrastructure
38%
Investment results of US$580
billion dollars
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Infrastructure construction undoubtedly accounted
for the largest share, reached to 37.5 percent of
the total US$ 580 billion dollars investment.
It leads to demand of high-speed train and
accessory industries.
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Stimulus package of China is
conducive to innovation?
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A series of national policy for stimulating the
energy of traditional, export-oriented and
employment growth industries, such as the
construction of high-speed railway, will stimulate
the demand for the building materials, iron and
steel development
Though they are not directly leading to innovation,
but it can drive R&D and innovation in high-speed
train and other related industry.
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Program for mega-R&D projects
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China changes the timetable to push forward future
mega R&D projects as one of ways to help the
economy out of crisis.
By investing 16 major R&D projects and new lowcarbon energy sources, China invest US$54 billion
dollars to speed up the innovation, to adjust
economic structure, to encourage enterprise
technical renovation.
The project for next generation of wireless
telecommunication will subsidy to Huawei and ZTE
each a24US$44 million dollars for R&D.
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General CPU
New broad wireless mobile telecommunication
High end digital machine tools
Nuclear station
New drugs
Large Airplane
Moon flight
Trans-genetics products
Anti-HIV and other dieses
Etc.
Not do all in the same time, which one is mature in terms of
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technology, it starts.
Programs for revitalization of ten
industries
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In accordance with the following criteria, the Chinese
government put forward programs for revitalization of
ten industries
Industries with high exporting capability but facing
shrinking external demand
Service Industries which are closely related to the
manufacturing industry
Industries far behind the developed countries
Industries can change the consumption pattern
Industries that fuel economic growth
Industries
with a matching 16 major R&D projects
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Programs for revitalization of ten
industries
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Steel industry
Automobile industry
Shipbuilding industry
Petrochemical industry
Textile industry
Light Industry
Nonferrous Metal industry
Equipment manufacturing industry
Electronics and information industry
Logistics industry
Programs for revitalization of ten
industries
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In 2008, China promoted the construction of
176 high-tech industrialization projects and 146
industrial projects.
These projects have entered the installation
phase of equipment procurement.
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Programs for revitalization of ten
industries
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Program for revitalization of electronics and
information industry included 12 major projects, such
as Integrated circuits, software, a new generation of
mobile communications, next generation Internet,
digital audio and video, broadband communications,
advanced computing, the new electronic components,
universal telecommunication service, network and
information security, postal services and radio
monitoring
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and innovation projects have been issued in 2009.
Program for new energy
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China invests a total US$30 billion dollars to
encourage energy-efficient emission reduction and
eco-construction projects, promote new energy
and environmental protection technology industry,
accelerate the use of new energy and
environmental protection technology to transform
traditional industries, and develop recycling
economy and clean production.
For example, nuclear energy, wind energy, solar
energy, new energy construction, and water
pollution
control and management.
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C. Conclusion
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Conclusion
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Some industries can take this opportunity to strengthen
their international competitiveness.
The healthy financing system helps China to stimulate
domestic demands to fit the gap left by the declining of
export sector.
Quick and strong actions from Chinese government help
the industry to recover, though it is important to note that
the effect of investment in innovation is relatively slow.
The new policies are good for China to solve long-term
China's economic structural problems, strengthen
innovation capability and provide impetus for post-crisis
development
of China's economy.
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