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Foreign Direct Investment in Southe
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Abbreviations and Acronyms ADB Asia
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thinkers and writers on FDI and mat
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The realignment of structural facto
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Recent years have seen increasing c
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overlap according to production pro
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enchmark rankings should be one aim
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Theme 2 FDI and National Experience
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‘pipeline’ of harmonising legis
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major determinant of success. This
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and viii) general foreign investor
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Investment policy craft -- creating
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policies, as they would treat forei
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It appears that the advantages and
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seeking to attract FDI? Examining t
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attractiveness of the region to inv
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Theme 4 FDI and the China Dimension
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greater regional collaboration, the
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The increasing significance of outs
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aise their own finance like any oth
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Notwithstanding the dynamics of ris
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The logistics of the UNIDO ITPO Del
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no longer be an appropriate indicat
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FDI lens. Consequently, some IPAs h
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