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The image is a bar graph depicting Foreign direct investment in China and India from 2014 to 2019, representing Capital expenditure ($bn). For China, the following data points are shown: 2014 ($70bn), 2015 ($80bn), 2016 ($60bn), 2017 ($100bn), 2018 ($60bn), 2019 ($40bn). For India, the data is as follows: 2014 ($20bn), 2015 ($60bn), 2016 ($40bn), 2017 ($20bn), 2018 ($40bn), 2019 ($60bn). The graph notes these figures include announced and/or launched greenfield projects and includes estimates. The source of the data is FDI Markets.
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The bar chart illustrates the number of investment from other countries in Chaina and India, between 2014 and 2019.
Overall, trend of the foreign direct investment in China showed stable decline over a given period, only outlining once. While in India it was flactuated.
The financing from other countries of China at the beginning was approximatly 80 billion $, which is three times bigger than Indias’ foreign investment in 2014. In other years Chinas’ foreign financing had decline, however in 2018 it outlined from trend to around 100 billion $ and showed highest point of investment for the given period.
In India it was not stable and had different fluctuations over a time. At the end of given period both countries foreign direct investment decreased and it was between 20 billion $ and 60 billion $.
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