Asia transport

Planes, trains and automobiles

Investors are keen to finance China's transport infrastructure, but when it comes to India, they are put off by the difficulty of doing business, according to a recent study.
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Chinese workers install power lines along a section of the Beijing-Shanghai High-speed Railway (AFP)
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<div style="text-align: left;"> Chinese workers install power lines along a section of the Beijing-Shanghai High-speed Railway (AFP) </div>

Investors who fund large-scale transport infrastructure programmes across Asia are much more likely to focus on China than India, according to research by EC Harris, which describes itself as an international built asset consultancy.

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