Foreign direct investment (FDI) flows to developing countries have increased at a rapid pace. FDI now is the dominant form of resource flows to developing economies and the primary source of private capital for low-income countries. FDI is a large and growing source of equity investment that brings with it considerable benefits: technology transfer, management know-how, and export marketing access. Many developing countries will need to be more effective...
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INFORMACIÓN
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1993/04/30
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Resumen
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21658
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1
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1
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2001/02/17
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Disclosed
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Foreign direct investment : benefits beyond finance
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balance of payment