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Searching for the Holy Grail? : making FDI work for sustainable development

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Zarsky, Lyuba

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: [s.n.] [S.l.] 2003Description: 33 leavesAction note:

11/11/03 JOYD

Summary: Describes FDI trends in developing countries. Outlines arguments and evaluates evidence on the promise and perils of FDI for economic development and for environmental performance. Develops a broadset of indicators for what constitutes 'sustainable investment'. Presents summaries of five case studies of private sector-driven projects and industry initiatives. Draws some lessons from the case studies and review of the evidence about sustainable FDI.

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Describes FDI trends in developing countries. Outlines arguments and evaluates evidence on the promise and perils of FDI for economic development and for environmental performance. Develops a broadset of indicators for what constitutes 'sustainable investment'. Presents summaries of five case studies of private sector-driven projects and industry initiatives. Draws some lessons from the case studies and review of the evidence about sustainable FDI.

11/11/03 JOYD

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