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Jack He

May. 25th, 2009

Dream with Central region

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1. Time to see economic slowdown in Eastern region

2. The aspiration of Central region

3. The path of industrial relocation

Agenda

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1.1 Slowdown in eastern region: export and FDI

source: CEIC,SWS research

The model, ‘developed country – processing country – resource-rich country’, asks for a change. For a long time in the future, U.S. deposit rate will step up and hover in highs, constituting constraints on China’s exports. China should rely more on domestic demands.

FDI growth rate in central area surpasses eastern area.

Saving rate in USA is on rise FDI growth rate in central area surpasses eastern area

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1.2 Slowdown in eastern region: Urbanization pace decelerated

Urbanization in eastern region has reached a high level. Many coastal provinces, such as Jiangsu, reported a comparatively low level of urbanization because of regional difference within the province

Development tempo would certainly slow down, when urbanization level stood at highs

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source: CEIC,SWS research

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1.3 Slowdown in eastern region: infrastructures tend to be saturated

Demands for infrastructures construction tend to be saturated in the eastern region, leaving a small space for future development

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source: CEIC,SWS research

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1.4 Slowdown in eastern region: a must when a certain level of economic development is reached

What happened in Taiwan and in Japan? Economic development entered a new stage when GDP per capita exceeded $3000

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source: CEIC,SWS research

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1. Time to see economic slowdown in Eastern region

2. The aspiration of Central and Western region

3. The path of industrial relocation

Agenda

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2.1 Expanding domestic demand rests with exploiting central and western regions The model ‘developed country – processing country – resource-rich country’ asks for a change.

The break-off of the Golden Ring is hard to recover in a long time

China needs rely more on domestic consumption, which springs from economic development in central and western regions

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source: SWS research

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2.2 Pick up in central region: infrastructures expansion speeded up

Chinese government gives priority to infrastructures expansion in central and western regions

A large portion of the CNY 4 trillion stimulus package will go to central and western regions

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source: CEIC,SWS research

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2.3 Pick up in central region: comparative advantages emerge gradually

Policy preference: eastern region saw advantages forfeited; more favorable policies are provided to central and west regions

Infrastructures in central and western regions have been improved significantly; distribution costs fell as a consequence

Central and West region: less land cost, cheaper human cost

The more Chinese economy relies on domestic demand, the more advantages central region, as a bridge, would have

Case of Hefei

market cover 0.5 billion population in 500km diagram

airline more airports

highway 2 country level highway,5 express ways

railway 4 railway,3 more under construction

water way Changjiang

labor cost 47% lower than Shanghai

policy tax reduction etc.

source: SWS research

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2.4 Pick up in central region: industrial relocation accelerates

Industrial relocation has opened the curtain. Many industries relocated their capacity into central region and many western areas. Our grassroots-level investigation shows Anhui, Jiangxi and Hunan are more appealing than ever to industries that plan to conduct production transfer

What makes the Central region the most attractive target?

Lower cost, better policy support and larger market size

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2.5 Central and western regions’aspiration: re-jump start urbanization process Urbanization is one of main engines of China’s economic growth

Urbanization in coming years could only rely on central and west regions

Follow development path of eastern region: exports + industrial relocation (from overseas)→ economic development → improved income + infrastructures → urbanization (driven by local rural people) → all-round development in the region

Industrial relocation is the key to industrialization, which paves the road for urbanization

export

Production transfer

Economic development

Income growth

Infrastructure constrution

Urbanization resume……

The development Path of eastern area

source: SWS research

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2.6 Central and western regions’aspiration: new locomotive of economic growth• Infrastructure investments in and industrial relocation to central and western

regions will make the regions a new economic locomotive • Aspirations include but not limited to infrastructure construction and industrial

relocation. The progression in central and western regions will re-jump start China’s urbanization process

• China will carry forward previous development model, if urbanization process is resumed. Real estate will continue to be the key driver of domestic demands

FAI growth rate in central area has been the highest since 2005

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source: CEIC,SWS research

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1. Time to see economic slowdown in Eastern region

2. The aspiration of Central and Western region

3. The path of industrial relocation

Agenda

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3.1 Determinants of industrial relocation

Determinants of industry relocate include:

1、Natural conditions: geographic location and resources

2、Distribution costs: transport infrastructure and geographic location

3、Policy

4、Market size: population and income

5、Labor cost: quality and quantity

6、 Industry foundation: historical industry layouts

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3.2.1 Geographic location & distribution cost

The most advantageous provinces in terms of geographic location and distribution cost include: Anhui, Hunan, Jiangxi and Guangxi

The area happens to encircle major processing provinces, such as Jiangsu, Shanghai, Fujian and Guangdong

source: SWS research

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3.2.2 Policy support

The most advantageous areas in terms of policy support

The first echelon formation: Tianjin: New Coastal District (Binhai New Area); Sichuan and Chongqin: Urban-rural integration pilot zone

The first echelon formation: Guangxi: Beibu Bay economic zone; Hunan and Hubei: comprehensive reform pilot zone; Fujian: West Straits economic zone

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3.2.3 Market

The most advantageous areas in terms of market size

Large population: Henan, Anhui and Jiangxi

High income: Jiangxi, Anhui and Hunan

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3.2.4 Natural resources

Resource rich areas include: Shanxi,Innner Mongolia, Anhui, Henan, Shaanxi, Sichuan, Hunan, Guizhou, Liaoning, Heilongjiang and Xijiang

source: SWS research

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3.2.5 Human resources

From absolute quantity perspective, Henan, Sichuan, Hebei, Hunan, Anhui and Hubei have the largest population

From labor quality perspective, Hunan, Sichuan (Chongqin), Anhui, Henan, Jiangsu (northern part), jiangxi and Hubei have massive skilled labors

From cost perspective, Hunan (ordinary labor) : $1000 per year; Chendu (undergraduate): CNY12904 per year; Jiangxi: skilled labor: CNY900-1200 per month; Anhui: CNY800 per month

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3.2.6 Original industrial layouts

Industrial layouts during the Third-Front Construction period: areas resided in east of Wuqiao peak, Gansu, west of Beijing-Guangzhou railway, south of Shanxi Yanmen Pass and north of Guangdong Shao Pass. (northwest region: Gansu, Ningxia, Shaanxi; southwest region: Sichuan, Chongqin, Guizhou; south central China: Hunan, Hubei)

Industries mainly concentrated on steel, metallurgy, equipment manufacturing, building material and petrochemical

source: SWS research

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3.2.7 Geographic targeting of industrial relocation: Our judgment

Comprehensively considering geographic location, distribution cost, market and resource layouts, we believe Central region has the largest development potential; Anhui, Hunan and Jiangxi can be the optimal options

We suggest to pay attention to areas that entertain policy preference: Tianjin, Chendu and Chongqin

Industrial relocation into these above-mention areas will help boost economic growth and speed up urbanization process

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source: CEIC,SWS research

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3.3.1 Time path of industrial relocation

Relocation of industry takes time

Spearhead could be infrastructures industry and logistics industry(2010)

source: CEIC,SWS research

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3.3.1 Time path of industrial relocation

Thereafter, the order should be cost-sensitive labor-intensive industry, capital-intensive industry and technology-intensive industry in turn

Previous industrial relocations occurred in eastern regions:1980- 1992: labor intensive industry; 1992- 2005: capital intensive industry

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3.3.1 Time path of industrial relocation

Let’s set the Pearl River Delta as an example:

The first round of relocation in the Pearl River Delta started from the inception of China’s Reform and Opening-up. At that time, HK manufacturing sectors, such as apparel, textile, plastics, electronic components, metal and non-metal, relocated their capacity into the Pearl River Delta. Most of industries fell in the category of labor-intensive industry.

The second round of industrial relocation began from 1990’s. After 20 years’ development, the Pearl River Delta gained substantial headway. Meanwhile, production costs escalated, leaving labor-intensive enterprises narrower space for future development. Under this circumstance, the Pearl River Delta made various efforts to attract new- and high-tech industries including computer, information technology and bioengineering.

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3.3.1 Time path of industrial relocation

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Industrial Relocation :Labor Intensive

Industrial Relocation : Capital Intensive

Urbanization In Central Areas: Real Estate, Industrial Engineering

Service+Finance+R&D

Consumptions In Central Areas

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3.3.2 Already occurred industrial relocation

• Anhui: Household appliance; Hunan: Textile, Apparel, Toys• Hubei: Electron, Petrochemical; Henan: Food processing, • Jiangxi: Processing manufacturing; Sichuan: Petrochemical, Electron• Chongqing: Automobile, shoes

source: SWS research

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