Add to ORKGCross-border investment and trade give rise to both economic gains and economic vulnerabilities. As geopolitical competition is intensifying, governments increasingly resort to restricting cross-border investment and trade. Policies are informed by a desire to limit security risks and secure technological advantages rather than pursue efficiency gains
The use of subsidies to attract investment costs government billions of dollars annually, making reg...
During the 2009 worldwide financial and economic crisis, Germany kept its position as the fourth lar...
In 2011, German outward foreign direct investment (OFDI) flows temporarily declined, regaining their...
In a world marked by geopolitical competition, the United States is taking measures to restrict the ...
German companies started early to internationalize their operations. They ranked among the top three...
In 2010, German companies strongly increased their investments in foreign affiliates, with outward f...
Technological development and increasingly fraught US-China competition have geopolitical consequenc...
This Note addresses the transformation of foreign direct investment in the United States in light of...
With a stable economic and political system, open capital markets, the largest domestic market in Eu...
Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) is an important trading phenomenon which takes place universally. FD...
Foreign direct investment is significantly important for the emerging market countries or countries ...
FDI is an important element of the economic development of any country and its functioning on market...
The growing awareness of the security issues, safeguarding the leading positions in strategic indust...
By using better data on German foreign direct investment (FDI) than previous studies, the author fou...
This paper presents a model of a forward-looking government wooing foreign direct investment by enac...
The use of subsidies to attract investment costs government billions of dollars annually, making reg...
During the 2009 worldwide financial and economic crisis, Germany kept its position as the fourth lar...
In 2011, German outward foreign direct investment (OFDI) flows temporarily declined, regaining their...
In a world marked by geopolitical competition, the United States is taking measures to restrict the ...
German companies started early to internationalize their operations. They ranked among the top three...
In 2010, German companies strongly increased their investments in foreign affiliates, with outward f...
Technological development and increasingly fraught US-China competition have geopolitical consequenc...
This Note addresses the transformation of foreign direct investment in the United States in light of...
With a stable economic and political system, open capital markets, the largest domestic market in Eu...
Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) is an important trading phenomenon which takes place universally. FD...
Foreign direct investment is significantly important for the emerging market countries or countries ...
FDI is an important element of the economic development of any country and its functioning on market...
The growing awareness of the security issues, safeguarding the leading positions in strategic indust...
By using better data on German foreign direct investment (FDI) than previous studies, the author fou...
This paper presents a model of a forward-looking government wooing foreign direct investment by enac...
The use of subsidies to attract investment costs government billions of dollars annually, making reg...
During the 2009 worldwide financial and economic crisis, Germany kept its position as the fourth lar...
In 2011, German outward foreign direct investment (OFDI) flows temporarily declined, regaining their...