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    1.ABSTRACT The focus of this research is examining the affects of foreign direct investment on economic growth. Then the research reached this question: How Does Foreign Direct Investment Effects On Host Country’s GDP (Economic Growth)? Firstly‚ research starting with discussing the potential of FDI to affect host country’s economic growth and argues that two important objectes for FDI affects on economic growth‚ inflows of physical capital and technology spillovers‚ and according to research the

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    The economy of Latin American countries such as Argentina have often focused on only one main product at a time and imported many of the other products needed. Argentina especially followed this economic strategy in the late 1800’s. Latin American countries focus on one product it does well and does not stray from that product. The countries were just following trends and taking advantage of what the market dictates is a worthwhile product. This strategy can fall short of having long-term success

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    1.1 Investment Business is the need of human life as human can’t produce everything needed by them so they have to exchange the commodities when business expends at particular level it needs more finance as not everyone have enough finance so they need to raise capital Through loans or giving partnership (investment) to others “A commercial activity engaged in as a means of livelihood or profit‚ or an entity which engages in such activities.” Business is an organization engaged in the trade of

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    Impact of Stock Market Returns on Foreign Portfolio Investment in Nigeria Dr. OZURUMBA BENEDICT ANAYOCHUKWU Lecturer‚ Department of Management Technology Federal University of Technology‚ P.M.B. 1526‚ Owerri‚ Imo State‚ Nigeria. Abstract: This research work was designed to investigate the impact of stock market returns on foreign portfolio investment in Nigerian. The objectives of the research are: to identify the relationship between foreign portfolio investment and stock market return‚ inflation

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    FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT FDI - occurs when a firm invests directly in facilities to produce or market a product in a foreign country. Two main forms of FDI 1. Greenfield investment 2. Acquiring and merging with overseas firm US most favourable target for FDI inflows because of its; * Large and wealthy markets * Dynamic and stable economy * Favourable political environment * Openness to FDI Another way of looking at FDI (gross fixed capital) which summaries the tatal

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    who controls and frightens his wife. The mood is of oppression and fear. Rich wrote a lot of poems based on everyday experience. One topic she often featured was the tension women felt due to being dominated by their husbands. In ‘Aunt Jennifer’s Tigers’ Rich mocks the weakness of Aunt Jennifer and reveals the clout and authority of Jennifer’s husband. Rich probably wants to suggest how people could use a hobby like artwork to create a happier and prettier world than their daily life. Rich has been

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    ISSUES ON FOREIGN INVESTMENTS IN INDIA As a result of various policy initiatives taken‚ the Indian economy has been rapidly changing from a restrictive regime to a liberal one. The present legal framework allows an easy entry to a foreign investor in India. The liberalization of the foreign investment regime in India commenced in 1991 and thereafter has been gradually liberalized by successive governments. Deregulation‚ privatization and easing of restrictions on foreign investments and acquisition

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    Direct method Innovation in foreign language teaching began in the 19th century and‚ very rapidly‚ in the 20th century‚ leading to a number of different methodologies‚ sometimes conflicting‚ each trying to be a major improvement over the last or other contemporary methods. The earliеst applied linguists‚ such as Jean Manesca‚ Heinrich Gottfried Ollendorff (1803-1865)‚ Henry Sweet (1845-1912)‚ Otto Jespersen (1860-1943) and Harold Palmer (1877-1949) worked on setting principles and approaches

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    INVESTMENT BY QUALIFIED FOREIGN INVESTORS IN INDIA -- Ankita Pandey & Deepali Srivastava Listed and unlisted equity in India have received focused regulatory attention since the establishment of the Securities Exchange Board of India (“SEBI”) in 1992. Towards the end of the 1992‚ to attract foreign capital‚ Foreign Institutional Investors (“FII”) such as Pension Funds‚ Mutual Funds‚ Investment Trusts‚ Asset Management Companies‚ Nominee Companies and incorporated/institutional Portfolio Managers

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    benefits for foreign firms to cross list in the US markets? Do the benefits remain after the SOX? Do you think the benefits would remain unchanged after the worldwide adoption of IFRS? Foreign companies are always looking for a new country to plant a flag and expand their global market place. One of the ways that they do this in the business world is through a process called cross listing. This practice allows a company owned and operated in Country A to list their company in Country B’ s financial

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