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China's Influence on Australian Investment Policy Sparks Calls for Reform

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Foreign investment law and policy in Australia: a critical analysis
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The article examines Australia's foreign investment laws and policies, focusing on the national interest test and its application, especially in relation to China. The researchers suggest reforms in three areas: improving the national interest test and considering public opinion, increasing transparency and consistency, and ensuring non-discrimination.