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9780415233606

A Century of Foreign Investment in the Third World

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  • ISBN13:

    9780415233606

  • ISBN10:

    0415233607

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2001-01-05
  • Publisher: Routledge

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Summary

Based on thorough statistical analysis Twomey presents comprehensive case studies of policy in "metropolitan" countries and of experiences of "host" countries in Africa, Asia and Latin America. The findings reveal that foreign direct investment in, and therefore control over, third world countries was relatively higher at the beginning of the century than at the end.

Author Biography

Michael J. Twomey is Professor of Economics at the University of Michigan, Dearborn.

Table of Contents

Index of tables x
Index of graphs xiv
List of abbreviations and currencies
xv
Introduction
1(5)
Major themes
1(2)
Outline of the book
3(2)
Acknowledgments
5(1)
Dedication
5(1)
Conceptualizing and measuring foreign investment
6(25)
Theoretical perspectives
6(2)
Dunning's ``eclectic model'' of FDI
8(2)
The Product Cycle and the Investment Development Path
10(1)
The obsolescing bargain
11(1)
Free Standing Companies
12(1)
Expatriate investment
13(1)
The Third World and colonies
14(1)
Colonial policy and FDI
15(5)
Measuring and comparing the size of FDI
20(2)
Capital and the capital--output ratio
22(4)
Further measurement issues
26(2)
Final comments
28(1)
Notes
29(2)
The major source countries
31(33)
Global overview
31(9)
FDI in services
40(1)
Foreign Portfolio Equity Investment
41(1)
British investment
42(3)
Trends in British direct investment
45(2)
French overseas investment
47(4)
Issues in the measurement of French colonial investment
51(1)
The United States
52(3)
Belgium
55(1)
The Netherlands
56(1)
Japan
57(4)
Concluding comments
61(1)
Notes
62(2)
Africa
64(47)
Egypt
64(3)
Algeria
67(7)
Morocco
74(2)
Tunisia
76(1)
French sub-Saharan Africa
76(4)
Cote d'Ivoire
80(3)
Liberia
83(2)
Zaire
85(4)
British Tropical Africa
89(1)
Ghana
90(3)
Nigeria
93(1)
Kenya
94(3)
Uganda
97(1)
Union of South Africa
97(7)
North and South Rhodesia
104(1)
Zimbabwe
105(2)
Zambia
107(1)
Notes
107(4)
Asia and the Middle East
111(43)
Australia
111(1)
China
112(4)
India
116(7)
Indo-China
123(6)
Indonesia
129(4)
Korea
133(5)
Malaysia
138(3)
Philippines
141(1)
Taiwan
142(3)
Thailand
145(1)
The Middle East and Petroleum
146(4)
Turkey
150(2)
Notes
152(2)
Latin America, the Caribbean and Canada
154(39)
Argentina
154(5)
Brazil
159(4)
Canada
163(2)
Chile
165(5)
Colombia
170(2)
Cuba
172(3)
Honduras
175(2)
Jamaica
177(2)
Mexico
179(5)
Peru
184(3)
Venezuela
187(3)
Notes
190(3)
General results
193(35)
Long-term trends
193(5)
Estimates of the foreign ownership of domestic capital
198(2)
The relative importance of expatriate investment
200(2)
Econometric explanation of pre-World War I FDI
202(3)
The relative size of railroads
205(5)
Railroad financing
210(3)
The Investment Development Path
213(3)
The ``Big Push'' and domestic growth
216(1)
Source country determinants of FDI growth
217(2)
Policies in host countries
219(2)
Location specific advantages in host countries
221(1)
Privatization and FDI
222(1)
Future trends
223(1)
Overall summary
224(1)
Notes
225(3)
Bibliography 228(18)
Index 246

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