As China's infrastructure further improves, "it is going to be harder than ever for U.S. multinationals to move to underdeveloped countries," read the article written by Sara Hsu, an expert in Chinese fintech and economic development.
"China's transportation infrastructure has been a major focus throughout the development process," said the author, adding that China's high-speed rail network centers around the eight main vertical lines linking the north and south and eight horizontal lines connecting the east and west.
"The ports have been modernized, and there have been improvements in waterway networks of inland rivers. Highways and bridges have been built up, connecting cities throughout the country," the article said.
China's infrastructure will continue to be "a selling point" for multinationals producing and doing business overseas, said Hsu.
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