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Chinese investment in infrastructure is particularly high for a number of reasons. Pouring money into rail and other projects was the biggest part of the $586 billion stimulus plan to pull China out of the global recession. Still a developing country, China is growing at around 8% annually, and need massive long-term infrastructure development. Finally, another important factor is the Chinese economy depends much more on fixed asset investment than more mature economies that rely heavily on consumption.
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