To continue to attract foreign investment, the Chinese government has committed itself to invest more than $800 billion in infrastructure projects over the next 10 years. This should improve the nation's poor highway system. By giving preferential tax breaks to companies that invest in special regions, such as the area surrounding Chongqing, the Chinese have created incentives for foreign companies to invest in China's vast interior where markets are underserved. They have been pursuing a macroeconomic policy that includes an emphasis on maintaining steady economic growth. low inflation, and a stable currency, all of which are attractive to foreign in vestors. Given these developments. It seems likely that the country will continue to be an important magnet for foreign investors well into the future