2004 Articles
What Constitutes Foreign Direct Investment? Comparison of India and China
This paper is concerned with issues relating to the prevailing state of alignment of the definition of foreign direct investment (FDI) in different countries with the international standards as advocated by the International Monetary Fund and Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development. In this context, we review the existing accounting gap in FDI statistics between India and China and explore certain dimensions of the discrepancy. Finally, a few observations and policy recommendations evolve from the analysis.
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- Earth Institute
- Center on Globalization and Sustainable Development
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- CGSD Working Paper, 1
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- August 14, 2015