Foreign direct investment (FDI) has powered prosperity in developing countries for decades. Yet FDI, once a reliable contributor to economic growth, a conduit for the transfer of technology and innovation, and a link to domestic and international markets, has slowed in recent years as shocks have multiplied. Global commercial competition, supply chain disruptions during and after the pandemic, less efficient transportation and shipping routes due...
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Shifting Shores : FDI Relocations and Political Risk
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Ethiopis Tafara; Sebnem Erol Madan; Moritz Nikolaus Nebe; Persephone Economou; Leo Francis Abruzzese.
Shifting Shores : FDI Relocations and Political Risk (English). Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099537312102490068