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INVESTMENTS, FOREIGN (4) answer(s).
 
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Country Risk Assessment: Theory and Worldwide Practice / Haner, F.T.; Ewing, John S. 1985  Book
Haner, F.T. Book
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Publication New York, Praeger Publishers, 1985.
Description 329p.Hbk
Standard Number 0-03-069554-6
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030203658.152/HAN 030203MainOn ShelfGeneral 
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ID:   045613


Effects of U K direct investment oversseas: final report / Reddaway, W W; Otter, S J P; Taylor, C T 1968  Book
Reddaway, W W Book
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Publication London, Cambridge University Press, 1968.
Description 197-408p.
Series Ccasional Papers, Department of Applied Economic, Univ. of Canbridge.
Key Words Investments, foreign 
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012279332.67341006/RED 012279MainOn ShelfGeneral 
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ID:   037892


Studies in international investment / Dunning, John H 1970  Book
Dunning, John H Book
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Publication London, George Allen and Unwin Ltd, 1970.
Description xi, 400p
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011123332.673/DUN 011123MainOn ShelfGeneral 
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Unwelcome foreign acquisitions / Riela, Stefano   Journal Article
Riela, Stefano Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract Robotics, artificial intelligence, big data and 5G. These are the keywords used to justify the wave of protectionism against foreign acquisitions adopted by many advanced economies after 2016. In that year, China reached the record of acquisitions abroad, a shopping that mainly targeted American and European firms active in the sectors indicated by the national strategic plan 'Made in China 2025'. A decade before China, the finger pointed at the sovereign wealth funds whose acquisitions - especially of infrastructure - were triggered by the boom of commodity prices pulled by oil.
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