Migration tide of private entrepreneurs and private owners

In recent years, more and more China citizens have emigrated, especially those who get rich first. 20 12- 12, center for china and globalization and Beijing Institute of Technology Law School jointly released the Report on International Migration in China (20 12), which is the first annual report on international migration in China. The data shows that among the ultra-high net worth business owners whose personal assets exceed 1 100 million yuan, 27% have emigrated and 47% are considering emigration; Among the high-net-worth individuals whose personal assets exceed RMB 1000 million, nearly 60% are either considering investing in immigration or have almost completed the immigration procedures. Relevant data are basically consistent with Hurun Wealth Report 20 12 released in August 20 12 and China Private Wealth Report 2010/released by China Merchants Bank and Bain Consulting in April 201. Generally speaking, it can be judged that there is a new wave of immigrants in China. Since 1949, there have been two recognized waves of immigrants in China, one is the wave of studying abroad in the early 1980s, and the other is the wave of skilled immigrants since the 1990s. Now the third wave is dominated by private entrepreneurs who got rich first after reform and opening up, which can be called the migration tide of private entrepreneurs.

As we all know, globalization has formed an international division of labor in the industrial chain on a global scale, and developed countries are at the high end of the industrial chain with low consumption and high added value; Underdeveloped countries are at the low end of the industrial chain, either selling labor or selling resources. With the development of transportation technology and the evolution of globalization, globalization may even form an international division of labor between living areas and working areas, and developed countries have become the living areas and homes of immigrants; Underdeveloped countries are reduced to simple working areas, which are paradise lost for everyone to escape. According to some scholars, India today is such a role, including its own citizens, who regard India as a place to make money, not a real home. Is China also following in the footsteps of Indians?

This is the great risk brought by the migration of entrepreneurs. It not only directly challenged China's promise of "* * * common prosperity" in the reform and opening up. Since people who get rich first emigrate one by one, isn't it empty talk to get rich together? More importantly, the migration of entrepreneurs is linked to the brain drain of scientific and technological talents, which not only causes a large number of assets outflow, but also fundamentally shakes the hard-won socialist market economy and makes China lose its national competitiveness in the process of globalization. It is certain that if the migration tide of private entrepreneurs and related problems are not solved, it will have a serious negative impact on China's political and economic stability and development.