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This trend reflects the direction of foreign direct investment flows.
Foreign direct investment flows.
The reforms also had a positive impact in increasing foreign direct investment flows.
Foreign Direct Investment flows are up.
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Africa continues to have the lowest share of global foreign direct investment flows.
Enhancing foreign direct investment flows and policies.
Direct investment flows to the transition economies continued to increase.
Attracting increased foreign direct investment flows to African least developed countries.
Chapter II highlights recent trends in domestic and foreign direct investment flows to Africa.
However, foreign direct investment flows have been minimal.
Increase in foreign direct investment relationships, andthe need to identify and allocate direct investment flows.
Foreign direct investment flows can, and should, be encouraged.
The international community should support and encourage foreign direct investment flows to landlocked developing countries;
Net foreign direct investment flows to developing Countries, 1991-2002.
High volumes of foreign investment continued to flow into China as well;in the first three quarters of 1996, direct investment flows were 17 per cent higher than in the same period of 1995.
Foreign direct investment flows to Cuba and the Dominican Republic, 20092011.
Accordingly, it should mobilize additional international financial resources for development,increase direct investment flows, transfer technology and reform the multilateral trading system.
Foreign direct investment flows into the region remain low and unstable.
While countries with large privatization programmes, such as Brazil, Peru and Poland,attracted strong direct investment flows, there was little growth in"greenfield" investment in new production capacity.
While foreign direct investment flows kept increasing, the trend could not be guaranteed.
For instance, to a large extent, the current global financial turmoil- which has severely affected the hitherto tiger-strong economies of South-East Asia- could be traced to the efforts of the countries of that region to embrace the concept of globalization andthe liberalization of their economies to absorb foreign direct investment flows.
Foreign direct investment flows can and should be encouraged to a wider circle of developing countries.
Commitment: create the necessary domestic andinternational conditions to facilitate direct investment flows and strengthen efforts to assist developing countries in attracting private capital and foreign direct investment. .
Even net direct investment flows that have become the most important source of external finance for developing countries have declined since 2000 and have yet to return to the steady increases seen earlier in the early 1990s.
Ways and means of encouraging foreign direct investment flows between developing countries should be explored.
Parallel to this urgent and very decisive action, there is a need for continued work in the following areas: strengthening North-South and South-South cooperation; reversing the trend towards reduced financial assistance for development, and ensuring predictable, continuous and reliable assistance flows; enhancing access by developing countries to global markets, direct investment flows and technological transfers; and providing lasting solutions to the external debt problems of the developing countries.
The growth of intraregional trade and direct investment flows are, indeed, striking features of the ongoing globalization process.
The growth of trade and direct investment flows increased macroeconomic linkages and therefore the demand for certain services provided by the international financial system.
As shown in the Secretary-General's report, net direct investment flows to Africa were comparatively low compared to similar flows to Asia, Latin America and the Caribbean over the previous decade.