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Does a Country Need a Promotion Agency to Attract Foreign Direct Investment? A Small Analytical Model Applied to 58 Countries
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2003
Policy Research Working Papers
Establishing an investment promotion agency has become a central part of most countries' development strategies. Today, there are more than 150 investment promotion agencies worldwide. Yet, very little is known about what these agencies have been really doing, notably in emerging countries, and whether they have been effective in influencing investors' decisions. Using data from a new survey on 58 countries, Morisset shows that greater investment promotion is associated with higher
doi:10.1596/1813-9450-3028
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