Insights on Foreign Direct Investment in Emerging Markets
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Abstract
Globalization's Winners and Losers: Challenges for Developed and Developing Countries - GeorgetownX - INFX523-01
Description
In this video,
Professor Moran unpacks how foreign direct investment leads to the development of global supply chains.
His lecture helps examine the following key question: How do developing countries participate in ever more sophisticated supply chains into developed country markets?
Learning Objective: Explain how developing countries participate in ever more sophisticated supply chains into developed country markets and how developing countries create backward linkages from foreign investors to local firms, with more value-added at home.
Learning Objective: Describe the creation of supply chains and the globalization of manufacturing and assembly through foreign direct investment.
Learning Objective: Explain the impact of supply chains and the globalization of manufacturing and assembly through foreign direct investment has on developed and developing countries.
Learning Objective: Understand supply chains and the globalization of manufacturing and assembly.
Learning Objective: Describe the role of Investment Promotion Agencies.
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2013-09-18Rights
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