Global investors are concerned about the undeniable slowdown in the Chinese economy, but that obsessive focus on bottom-line economic growth means that people are missing out.

You see, there are immense shifts underway in China right now. The economy is maturing, and a recognizable middle class –already larger than the United States' at 109 million people – is coming into existence… in a country where a middle class was once unthinkable and indeed prohibited.

This means the country's economy is transforming into a consumer-driven one, much like the United States'.

Companies the world over, like apple Inc. (Nasdaq: AAPL), Toyota Motor Corp. (NYSE ADR: TM), and Koninklijke Phillips NV (NYSE ADR: PHG), are already making a killing in China, supplying the Chinese middle class' every material desire.

But those firms that can provide for this group's basic needs effectively have a license to print money now.

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This company has a virtual lock on one of the fastest-growing segments in China, but you can easily buy its shares on the New York Stock Exchange.
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From Modest Roots to Rapid Growth

Urbanization is helping to drive middle-class growth in China.

For most of the country's 5,000-year history, China's population was, by nature and by design, dispersed, rural, and relatively isolated, such that, by 1990, just 26% of the mainland population lived in cities.

But the pace of reform and the incredibly fast growth of the economy has meant that, in 2015, more than 56% of China's citizens live in its cities. From 2010 through 2025, China's Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development estimates 300 million Chinese will move to the cities, creating at least CN¥1 trillion ($154 billion) in annual infrastructure investment opportunities alone.