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Developing countries seek foreign direct investment (FDI) in order to promote their economic development. This is their paramount objective. To that end, they have sought to establish - through national legislation and international instruments - a legal framework aimed at reducing obstacles to FDI, while providing foreign investors with high standards of treatment and legal protection for their investments and increasingly putting in place mechanisms to assure the proper functioning of markets.

Book details

Year
2001
Language
English
Publisher
United Nations Pubns
Editions
1
Pages
196
ISBN
9789211124736

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