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FDI, development and the multilateral investment framework
The internationalization of production and consumption has been the defining feature of the world economy since the mid 1980's. Foreign direct investment (FDI), broadly defined as the creation of enterprises abroad or the acquisition of substantial stakes in existing enterprises, now represents a ma...
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| author | Samuel, Lacombe |
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| description | The internationalization of production and consumption has been the defining feature of the world economy since the mid 1980's. Foreign direct investment (FDI), broadly defined as the creation of enterprises abroad or the acquisition of substantial stakes in existing enterprises, now represents a major form of cross border capital flow. More than ever firms and industries in many more countries are expanding abroad through direct investment. It has been estimated that today worldwide some 65000 Multinational enterprises (MNEs), have established more than 850 000 foreign affiliates. Foreign affiliates now account for about one third of world exports. |
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| spelling | oai:open.uct.ac.za:11427/38341 FDI, development and the multilateral investment framework Samuel, Lacombe van Voore, Randall law The internationalization of production and consumption has been the defining feature of the world economy since the mid 1980's. Foreign direct investment (FDI), broadly defined as the creation of enterprises abroad or the acquisition of substantial stakes in existing enterprises, now represents a major form of cross border capital flow. More than ever firms and industries in many more countries are expanding abroad through direct investment. It has been estimated that today worldwide some 65000 Multinational enterprises (MNEs), have established more than 850 000 foreign affiliates. Foreign affiliates now account for about one third of world exports. 2023-09-02T09:37:42Z 2023-09-02T09:37:42Z 2004 2023-09-02T09:37:23Z Master Thesis Masters Masters http://hdl.handle.net/11427/38341 eng application/pdf Department of Commercial Law Faculty of Law |
| spellingShingle | law Samuel, Lacombe FDI, development and the multilateral investment framework |
| thesis_degree_str | Master's |
| title | FDI, development and the multilateral investment framework |
| title_full | FDI, development and the multilateral investment framework |
| title_fullStr | FDI, development and the multilateral investment framework |
| title_full_unstemmed | FDI, development and the multilateral investment framework |
| title_short | FDI, development and the multilateral investment framework |
| title_sort | fdi development and the multilateral investment framework |
| topic | law |
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