Increase in investment in fixed assets under the financial crisis was the only way to support high growth rates of the Chinese economy by compensating for slackening in exports. In the near future the strategy will be based on domestic demand boosting. Implementation of the stimulus package along with the Economic Recovery Plan led to high investment in the Northeast China’s GRP generated by state-owned enterprises and the construction sector. In the middle term the Financial Crisis an influence on Northeast China’s state-owned enterprises will be weak, because the output of the sector is intended for the domestic market.

This paper deals with the estimation the dynamics, structure and factors of China’s special zones foreign trade. It was determined that the zones are one of the main sources of rapid growth of China’s foreign trade. A high concentration of export and import zones in the space across the three economic centers of China was found. Based on regression analysis the impact of wages on foreign trade these zones and the rest of China were evaluated. According to estimates, it was not found evidence that wage growth has a greater negative impact on the export zones than the rest of China. It was found that the wages increase has a negative impact on Chinese zones import. Foreign demand and the liberalization of foreign trade policy have a main impact on the growth of foreign trade these zones.