Research on Foreign Capital Inflow Behavior

Author: Tang Yihong
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Publish Date: 2003-10-01
Features: This book follows the thread of corporate global competitive strategy, examining the determinants of foreign direct investment (FDI) by analyzing the motivations, competitive models, entry modes, location selection of FDI, and the relationship between foreign capital entry and foreign investment policies. This book does not simply introduce and evaluate FDI theories but, under the background of FDI theory and the realities of economic globalization, studies the investment decisions of foreign direct investors as rational subjects in global competition. The book emphasizes the impact of corporate-level game and the game between foreign investors and host government on FDI entry. It organically integrates corporate micro-level FDI choices with host country macro-level policy factors. It explores the new developments in FDI entry modes and analyzes the characteristics of service sector FDI under the framework of FDI theory, all of which make the book distinctive. The book reflects new phenomena in the field of foreign direct investment, incorporates numerous domestic and international research findings, presents in-depth arguments with rich data, and balances theoretical rigor with practical relevance, enhancing its readability. This book helps enterprises understand and research the investment intentions and development directions of multinational corporations, and it benefits governments in formulating effective foreign investment policies. It is suitable for government officials, corporate managers, researchers, and university students.