Foreign Direct Investment
The Asia-Pacific region has shown resilience in the face of recent economic crises and, after a shortlived slowdown, has continued to attract FDI flows. FDI plays a central role in supporting the efforts of Asia-Pacific countries to build more sustainable development practices. Even though the global economy remains under strain, global FDI inflows rose by 16% in 2011 to $1.5 trillion, driven by increased inflows to developed countries.
Authors: | ESCAP, United Nations |
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Institutions: | Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP), United Nations |
Subject: | Trend | Development | Asia | Pacific | Foreign Direct Investment | FDI | inflow | outflow |
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