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A 7 page paper discussing how foreign direct investment contributes to developing economies. Nearly all developing nations are seeking to mature, and the experience of those such as Singapore that have won official designation as "mature" have demonstrated that the fastest route to that achievement likely will be influx of FDI. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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are seeking to mature, and the experience of those such as Singapore that have won official designation as "mature" have demonstrated that the fastest route to that achievement likely will
be influx of foreign direct investment (FDI). As capital has become so easy to move across political borders, FDI has come to be characterized as that type of foreign
investment in a nation that is less mobile. FDIs Role Those nations receiving it seek more; those not receiving FDI actively court the
worlds wealthier nations to invite them to come for business. The effect of FDI is that it stimulates economies to a greater degree than they could be affected without
it. It can generally be seen as being a good thing, but it does have its detractors. The position here is that FDI is not in itself either
good or bad, but that it is highly useful to developing economies when the governments of the receiving countries manage it well and disallow any overt efforts to alter local
culture. Everything - every activity, every pleasure and every commercial venture - costs money. Not only are developing economies likely not to
have required capital in their possession, they also are likely not to have a great deal of foreign exchange available for use. If
such capital is unavailable, then they cannot build factories, they cannot make plans to develop that export economy so vital in todays global economic environment. Further, many are unable
to educate their people without sufficient capital to carry out the training. Even Singapore had to develop a highly educated and well-trained workforce before being deluged with FDI. Characteristics
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