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OFDI
(redirected from Outward Foreign Direct Investment)

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OFDIOutward Foreign Direct Investment
OFDIOffice of Foreign Direct Investment (US Department of Commerce; now defunct)


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With official encouragement, Chinese outward foreign direct investment flows surged to an average of nearly US$3.
China Inc., International: how Chinese companies have discretely ... by Wu, Friedrich / The International Economy
The questionnaire was designed to ascertain the impact and effectiveness of the various policy instruments the government used to influence outward foreign direct investment.
Government Policy for Outward Investment by Domestic Firms: The Case ... by Wong, Wing-Keong / Singapore Management Review
Similarly, Slemrod, in another descriptive article, finds no evidence to link the boom in both inward and outward foreign direct investment with TRA86 even though this boom is consistent with low tax rate incentives.
Do Taxes Matter? The Impact of the Tax Reform Act of 1986 by Snow, Sandra L. / Southern Economic Journal
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