
Industrialized countries' policies affecting foreign direct investment in developing countries
by Jacob S. Dreyer, Andrew Singer
Foreign InvestmentsCase studiesGovernment policyInversiones extranjerasINVESTMENT POLICYFOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENTDEVELOPED COUNTRIES
This report tries to assess what industrialized countries could do to stimulate the flow of foreign direct investment to developing countries. Case studies of six industrialized countries (USA, United Kingdom, Japan, Germany, the Netherlands and Sweden), with analysis and recommendations.
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