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Preface
Part One: Government Interventions
Government Policy Options vis-a-vis Foreign Business Activity: An Academic View by Richard D. Robinson
Part Two: Regional Experience
Evaluating Foreign Investment: With Special References to Southeast Asia by Louis T. Wells, Jr.
Government Regulation of Foreign Investment: Emerging Lessons from Latin America by Moises Naim
European Practices and Policies by John M. Stopford
Japanese Intervention with Respect to Direct Foreign Investment by Noritake Kobayashi
Part Three: Costs and Benefits
A Survey of the Theory of Direct Investment in Developing Countries by Richard S. Eckaus
The Financial Component of Foreign Direct Investment: Implications for Developing Countries by Donald R. Lessard
Trade Policy and the Impact of Foreign Technology by William A. Fischer
Part Four: Responses of Foreign Investors
The Multinational Corporation and the Host Country Environment by John S. Schwendiman
Overview of Corporate Reactions by Richard D. Robinson
Index
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