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This 6 page paper looks at the different influences that will attract FDI, considering how and why they are influential, hoe governments can have a direct impact with policies and giving some examples of how and where different polices have been successful. The bibliography cites 7 sources.
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only need to attract investment into their country; they are also competing with other countries as there is an increasingly high level of competition for FDI (Enderwick, 2005). To attract
FDI a country needs to provide the company considering the investment with an environment that will be advantageous, especially when the environment is considered in the competitive context. This is
important as according to PricewaterhouseCoopers (1999) a company will choose a location to make a foreign direct investment based on " The company needs to find business environments that reliably
match a complex array of success factors unique to the competitive strategy and specific project of the enterprise" Botric and Skuflic, (2006) look at the factors which would encourage
FDI from the context of the company, dividing them into three main report categories; the host countrys economic policies, the economic performance of his country and the attractiveness of the
national economy. When desegregated they argue that foreign direct investment will be dependent upon the size and the potential of growth of the national economy, the natural resources including the
quantities characteristics of the workforce, fear that those of us economy to international trade and the ability to access of international markets from that country, and quality of the infrastructure,
including physical characteristics and the supporting technological infrastructure (Botric and Skuflic, 2006). This approach indicates that there are a large number of influences which come from the macro environment, some
of which the government may be able to direct influences, in the short term or long term, and others which may be more difficult to influence. When looking at the
strategies utilized for the attraction of FDI by governments a number of strategies may be utilized, and as such they are likely to reflect the internal resources and conditions which
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