{{B}}The Cutting
Edge{{/B}} Economists and governments agree these days on the crucial importance of foreign direct invest-ment (FDI). They see it both as the global market’s "seal of approval" on a country’s policies and prospects, and as a force, especially in developing countries, for far- reaching economic change. This consensus is surprising when you remember that FDI remains politically sensitive in many poor, and some not-so-poor, countries. But the benefits are so great that reservations on this account have been put aside. The point about FDI is that it is far more than mere "capital": it is a uniquely potent bundle of capital, contacts, and managerial and technological knowledge. It is the cutting edge of globalization. The outlook for FDI- in total, and countr A. Because it generates tax revenue for host governments. B. Because it signifies an approval on a country’s policies and prospects. C. Because it is a politically stabilizing force. D. Because it transforms the management practice of the host countries. 更多"{{B}}Set 4{{/B}}"的相关试题: [单项选择]{{B}}Set 2{{/B}}
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