Examples of using FDI in developing in English and their translations into Russian
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Attracting FDI in developing countries.
Enhancing the competitiveness of SMEs in the context of FDI in developing countries.
Determinants of FDI in Developing Countries.
FDI in developing countries could also play an important role.
In the context of FDI in developing countries: Relationships.
Africa is also marginalized from the rising rate of FDI in developing countries.
The growth in FDI in developing countries is of particular importance.
Experts discussed the role of performance requirements in maximizing the benefits of R&D-related FDI in developing countries.
The objectives of government support for FDI in developing countries are general in their policy orientation.
FDI in developing countries has tended to be more stable than other types of private capital flows.
Measures by home countries to promote transfer of technology,especially through FDI in developing countries.
FDI in developing countries increased from $2.2 billion in the 1970s to $165 billion in 1998 and $192 billion in 1999.
They asked the secretariat to prepare a similar fact sheet on FDI in developing countries in South, South-East, East and Central Asia.
The combination of home country measures andhost country proactive measures can be a powerful stimulus to attracting FDI in developing countries.
Enhancing the competitiveness of SMEs in the context of FDI in developing countries: Relationships between SMEs and TNCs to ensure the competitiveness of SMEs.
In 1985-1990, some 10 developing countries, of which 6 in Asia, accounted for three quarters of all FDI in developing economies.
The large majority of FDI in developing countries continues to be channelled to Asia and Latin America, while flows to Africa, though higher than a decade ago, remain limited.
Investment Policy Reviews undertake an objective evaluation of the policy, regulatory andoperational framework for FDI in developing countries.
The stock of infrastructure FDI in developing countries($199 billion, as mentioned above) is an indicator of the extent to which such participation has mobilized financial resources.
From the early 1990s, both the global andlocal conditions in this sector began to shift in favour of renewed FDI in developing countries, including Africa.
By 2010, more than one-third of the FDI in developing countries will originate in other developing countries, with India, China, Brazil and South Africa being among the main players.
They involve, in particular,a number of economic factors as well as policies of host countries that are likely to affect FDI in developing countries in general.
Across all infrastructure sectors, 62 per cent of all FDI in developing and transition economies occurred under concessions, whereas FDI in the form of privatization and greenfield projects accounted for 16 per cent each.
The second part of the document is entitled:"Enhancing the competitiveness of SMEs in the context of FDI in developing countries: Relationships between SMEs and TNCs to ensure the competitiveness of SMEs.
After declining strongly in 2002, FDI in developing countries stabilized and is expected to rebound in 2004, although it remains very low or negligible in many developing countries.
As a result,any aid directed at building supply capacity for exporting must consider how to encourage further FDI in developing countries and how to foster linkages in order to build supply capacity.
While FDI in developing countries has tended to be more stable and geared towards a longer term than other types of private capital flows, some experts argue that its changing composition may be making it more volatile.
Outward FDI agencies in developed countries could serve as vehicles for supporting FDI in developing countries, for example by liaising with investment promotion agencies in those countries and disseminating information.
However, FDI in developing countries, as well as the recent parallel surge in international portfolio investment, has been concentrated in the more advanced economies, the larger economies and those with high rates of economic growth.
