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financial crisis in 1997, Thailand's economy had dropped but recovered fully from that crisis with its first fiscal surplus in 2003. FDI contributed a lot to Thailand's economic growth and development. The FDI inflow into Thailand has accelerated rapidly and it will play an increasingly important role in Thailand's economy in the future. With the openness of AEC in 2015, the competition will be fierce among member countries. In order to attract more FDI, Thai government should put more effort on creating a better investment climate. OFDI (Outward Foreign Direct Investment) of China: Chinese "Go-out strategy" has embraced its 10th anniversary in 2010. In the past decade, Chinese companies had been picking up their paces of going global and increasing their overseas investments at both of developed and developing countries. Thailand possesses a strategic position in this region, although FDI from China is not the main source for Thailand so far, there is a big potential opportunity for Thailand to be an important FDI destination of Chinese companies. More and more Chinese firms have been expanding their investment rapidly in Thailand; at the same time, abundant of FDI from China are seeking good investment destinations. In order to maintain and enlarge the re-investment of the existing Chinese FDI, furthermore, to attract more Chinese companies to invest in Thailand. Thai government and policy makers should put more effort on its governance in inward FDI.

Factors Influencing Chinese Firms’ Decision Making in Foreign Direct Investment in Thailand