Investing in Development

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agricultural investment impacts
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cofinancing mechanisms
Contract Farming
Contract Growers
Dependencia School
Developing Country Policy Makers
Direct Foreign Investment Flows
Employment Creation Performance
Empresas internacionales Paises en desarrollo
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FDI
foreign direct investment
Foreign Direct Investment Inflows
Fund's World Economic Outlook
global value chains
Good Investment Climate
High Normative Content
Host Country Participants
Host Country Partner
Host Country Policies
host country regulation
International Monetary Fund
Inversiones extranjeras Paises en desarrollo
Ivory Coast
Low Income Developing Countries
low income economies
Minority Joint Ventures
Multinational Corporate Investment
multinational corporate risk assessment
OECD Region
Smallholder Contract Farming
Social Cost Benefit Analysis
Total Private Capital Flows
Traditional Foreign Direct Investment
World Bank Loan Agreements

Product details

  • ISBN 9780887386442
  • Weight: 340g
  • Dimensions: 152 x 229mm
  • Publication Date: 08 Jan 1986
  • Publisher: Taylor & Francis Inc
  • Publication City/Country: GB
  • Product Form: Paperback
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"Excellent and exceptionally timely." --Foreign AffairsThis volume surveys current views in the debate about the impact of foreign direct investment on Third World development--on growth, employment, exports, technology, and distribution of income. It examines whether the efforts of less developed countries to attract and control multinational corporations have constituted a serious "distortion" of trade that threatens jobs in the home nations. It provides new studies of foreign investment in agriculture and in the least developed states. It looks at the threat of transmitting environmental pollution. And it analyzes the link between international companies and the "umbrella" of World Bank cofinancing as a mechanism to reduce risk. Finally, it attempts to estimate how much of the "gap" in commercial bank lending might plausibly be filled by direct corporate investment over the next decade.

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