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DFI
(redirected from Direct foreign investment)

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DFIDepartment of Financial Institutions (various US state governments)
DFIDevelopment Fund for Iraq
DFIDeep Foundations Institute
DFIDirect Fuel Injection
DFIDevelopment Finance Institution
DFIDirect Foreign Investment
DFIDigital Fuel Injection
DFIDepository Financial Institution
DFIDisease-Free Interval
DFIDevelopment Flight Instrumentation
DFIDigital Facility Interface
DFIDigital Filter Initialization
DFIDesign for Innovation
DFIDemand for Information
DFIDesignated Financial Institution
DFIDefiance, Ohio (Airport Code)
DFIDevelopment Facilitators, Inc.
DFIData Field Identifier
DFIData Flow Information
DFIDefense Forecasts Incorporated
DFIDesign, Fielding, Instrumentation
DFIDiamond Flower Instrument
DFIDecreased Fuel Ingestion
DFIDesign for Installability
DFIDifferent Flipping Idea (polite form)
DFIDiscount From Invoice
DFIDiagnostic Fault Isolation
DFIDeep Fried Ice-Cream
DFIDyed Fuel Inspector


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The United States is the biggest source of direct foreign investment in the United Kingdom, and the West Coast accounts for 40 percent of that.
Running the inside track by Crumpley, Charles / Los Angeles Business Journal
39 billion, surpassing for the first time direct foreign investment in Mexico and becoming the second-largest source of hard currency after oil exports.
Cash machines by Rueda, Marisol / Latin Trade
In this South Korea, Deputy Prime Minister Han Duck-soo extols the virtues of direct foreign investment in South Korea.
The two South Koreas: an emerging love-hate relationship with direct ... by Graham, Edward M. / The International Economy
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