Foreign direct investment (FDI) has taken an important role in economic development in China. During the period of Greece economy recovery, new Marshall Plan would offer good opportunities to Chinese enterprises, if FDI (Foreign Direct Investment) can be made on scientific analysis basis in order to avoid risks. As a growing country, China would make more contribution in economy recovery in Gre...

At the present stage of development world economy, an important and urgent issue is investment activity, attraction use foreign investments. Almost all countries focus their efforts on increasing attractiveness investments volume in national economy. Ukraine's one most elements which country's welfare, economic development, production, enterprises business are based. The need to attract met by ...

1986 marked the start of Vietnam‟s „Doi Moi‟ or period of renovation. During this time, Vietnam began to liberalize their economy and began to open and globalize the country. For the first time the government encouraged foreign direct investment, and allowed the creation of non-state controlled businesses. Later becoming part of the World Trade Organization in 2007, the „renovation‟ of Vietnam ...

The Australian coal industry has been described as being a perpetual case of ‘profitless prosperity’. This implies that foreign companies invest in low-margin mining activities with motives other than profit. It is argued that foreign investors and Japanese trading companies in particular used government investment concessions and subsidies to help create oversupply in the seaborne coal market....

The theoretical literature on FDI and knowledge spillovers has predominantly focused on the firms ’ choice between greenfield investment and exports. This is somewhat surprising since almost 80% of all FDI relates to M&As. The few studies that investigate the choice between greenfield investment and M&A with knowledge spillovers almost exclusively focus on North-South issues where knowledge onl...

Abstract Domestic screening of foreign investment, often on national security grounds, has intensified in recent years. More countries are introducing such regimes, while others expand their scope or allow retrospective screening. These developments increase the potential for investor–State claims under international investment agreements, even sometimes regarding investments that not yet estab...