Bilateral foreign direct investment (FDI) data is an important source of information for quantitative analysis of FDI. Examples of studies relying on such datasets include assessments on country-specific investment promotion activities, determinants of countries’ FDI positions (Mistura and Roulet 2019; Kox and Romagosa 2020), and cross-country FDI policy evaluations. However, bilateral FDI statistics are scattered in different sources, with different...
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The World Bank’s Harmonized Bilateral FDI Databases : Methodology, Trends, and Possible Use Cases