A little more time might cure our woes of outsourcing to China!

American businesses also complained of receiving a chilly welcome in the world's second-largest economy. Forty-seven percent of respondents said they felt less welcome in China than before, and only 10% said they felt more at home. Another 43% said they detected no change.

Protectionism is another worry. Fifty-five percent of respondents said they believe foreign firms were being singled out in recent enforcement campaigns, making many of them less likely to invest in China.

Still, businesses remain upbeat about their short-term plans in the country. Seven out of 10 companies said they were optimistic about the next two years, especially when it comes to service industry growth.

The annual survey results are based on responses from 477 of the chamber's members.

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I know they could more to some other third world country, but the skilled workforce wouldn't be there in most of them. Yea we'll see, but it sounds positive to me.