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| Foreign Direct Investment entails active management of foreign assets, by appointing managers, establishing policies and control rules, endorsing important decisions, etc. | Foreign Direct Investment entails active management of foreign assets, by appointing managers, establishing policies and control rules, endorsing important decisions, etc. | ||
| - | Foreign Direct Investment usually leads to technology transfer from the [[parent company]] to the subsidiary company. | + | Foreign Direct Investment usually leads to technology transfer from the parent company to the subsidiary company. |
| Foreign Direct Investment has been linked with corruption cases. Some companies involved in bribes are IBM, Chevron, Siemens and Total S.A.. | Foreign Direct Investment has been linked with corruption cases. Some companies involved in bribes are IBM, Chevron, Siemens and Total S.A.. | ||
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| - | The regions with more Foreign Direct Investment per capita are [[Nordic Countries]], Western European Countries, North America and [[Australia]], [[Japan]] and [[Chile]]. | + | The regions with more Foreign Direct Investment per capita are [[Nordic Countries]], Western European Countries, North America and Australia, Japan and Chile. |