Bring out the recent trends in distribution of FDI flows
and reasons for growing marginalization of the LDCs in their global
distribution.
United States Economy, being world’s largest economy also attracted larger FDI inflows from Euro Zone and Japan
Flow of Foreign Direct Investment has grown faster over
recent past. Higher flow of Foreign Direct Investment over the world always
reflect a better economic environment in the presence of economic reforms and
investment-oriented policies.
Global flow of foreign direct investment reached at a record
level of $ 1,306 billions in the year 2006. Increase in FDI was largely fuelled
by cross boarder mergers and acquisitions (M&As). FDI in 2006 increased by
38% than the previous year.
Most of the developing and least developed countries
worldwide equally participated in the process of direct investment activities.
- FDI inflows to Latin American and Caribbean region increased by 11 percent on an average in comparison to previous year.
- In African region FDI inflows made a record in the year 2006.
- Flow of FDI to South, East and South East Asia and Oceania maintained an upward trend.
- Both Turkey and oil rich Gulf States continued to attract maximum FDI inflows.
United States Economy, being world’s largest economy also attracted larger FDI inflows from Euro Zone and Japan
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