Discussion Papers Investment Climate

The following analysis tries to sum up both the gains and pitfalls of this FDI-led economic development model in Hungry.
pp 43, #0405, Rs.100/US$25,
ISBN: 81-8257-020-4

The report addresses reviews of Zambian investment policies and their performance, and aims to create awareness about the investment policymaking process by a study of data and the perceptions of stakeholders.
pp 48, #0338, Rs.100/US$25,
ISBN: 81-8257-011-5

This report highlights the important issues in policy reform, investment trends, and the civil society’s view on the contribution of foreign investment to Brazil’s economy. It is a handy guide for comparative studies of other developing countries.
pp 46, #0320, Rs.100/US$25,
ISBN: 81-87222-95-6

The report captures the perceptions of the Tanzanian civil society of the contribution and benefits of FDI to Tanzania’s social and economic development and its potential in attracting FDI.
pp 68, #0336, Rs.100/US$25,
ISBN: 81-8257-009-3

This report attempts to study the investment regime and the actual performance of India, with a view to build capacity and awareness of investment issues and draw out the lacunae of the present system.
pp 52, #0332, Rs.100/US$25,
ISBN: 8257-007-7

This report reviews key policy issues related to investment in South Africa, and the performance and perceptions of investment with a specific focus on FDI. It provides an understanding of the interface between economic performance and domestic and foreign investments.
pp 67, #0341, Rs.100/US$25,
ISBN: 81-8257-013-01

The study makes a good attempt at understanding the investment regime and the actual performance of multiple actors in the field of FDI in Bangladesh, in the global and national context.
pp 62, #0339, Rs.100/US$25,
ISBN: 81-8257-012-3

This paper analyses the past, present and future of investment liberalisation and regulation. It also contains an alternative draft International Agreement on Investment.
pp 148, # 9807, Rs.100/US$25,
ISBN: 81-87222-14-X