Foreign Direct Investment and Small Countries
Management International Review › Band 49 Nr. 1, Januar 2009
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The paper introduces conceptual developments, empirical evidence and public policy considerations with regard to foreign direct investment and multinational enterprises in and from small countries. Results emphasize the diversity of small country profiles, support the need for reconsideration of established conceptual frameworks and encourage the development of specialized policy making tools.
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Foreign Direct Investment and Small Countries
Introduction
Recent data in the annual World Investment Report (2007) show that in the top 10 of high performing countries' inward Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) appeared to be countries such as Malta, Estonia, Bulgaria, and Gambia. Countries such as Iceland, Ireland, and Israel are considered to be among the high FDI performers in terms of outward FDI. Thus, we do see that leading FDI performers do not limit themselves to what we traditionally consider as large and developed countries such as the US or the UK. They include a variety of countries ranging from small developed countries (e.g the Netherlands and Switzerland) with a long standing histo...Siehe den Gesamtinhalt dieses Dokumentes
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