Investment Climate

This paper is the final process report of the project: “Investment for Development”. It highlights the trends investment policies, practices, and perceptions in seven developing and transition economies and creates awareness and building the capacity of the civil society on national investment regimes and international investment issues.

pp 54, #0418, Rs.50/US$10,
ISBN: 81-8257-034-4

The report highlights the global and regional trends and policies in the project countries and in FDI, and the effectiveness of national policies.

pp 114, #0411, Rs.50/US$10,
ISBN: 81-8257-029-8

Part of a comparative study of seven developing countries’ investment regimes, this report attempts a diagnosis of South Africa’s investment climate and regime in the context of its economic environment and policy framework.

pp 40, #0330, Rs.50/US$10,
ISBN: 81-8257-001-8

This paper discusses involvement of transnational corporations, its benefit, qualified labour and quality infrastructure and other issues related of current and long-term capital attraction capacity of Hungary. .

pp 32, #0340, Rs.50/US$10,
ISBN: 81-8257-014-X

This report suggests a number of recommendations to attract FDI to Bangladesh, which is substantial for economic growth.

pp 44, #0334, Rs.50/US$10,
ISBN: 81-8257-003-4

This booklet advocates better approaches for enhancing the benefits of FDI in Tanzania. It is also a useful tool for other developing and transitional economies facing similar constraints in their effort to enhance the role of FDI in their countries.

pp 32, #0323, Rs.50/US$10,
ISBN: 81-87222-98-0

This report discusses briefly Brazil’s investment policy, its performance, perceptions and stakeholders’ views on FDI and comes out with policy recommendations for the government, civil society and intergovernmental organisations.

pp 32, #0329, Rs.50/US$10,
ISBN: 81-8257-002-6

This report recommends action points for policy makers, inter-governmental agencies, and the civil society organisations for economic reforms and to enhance the role of FDI in the country.

pp36, #0333, Rs.50/US$10,
ISBN 81-8257-008-5

This booklet analyses India’s FDI trends and policies, and suggest action points for governments, civil society, and inter-governmental organisations.
pp 30, #0322, Rs.50/US$10,
ISBN: 81-87222-97-2

The paper highlights the global & regional trends and policies in the project countries and in FDI, and the effectiveness of national policies.

pp 60, #0342, Rs. 50/US$10,
ISBN: 81-8257-015-8

This paper is a part of a seven-country two-year project “Investment for Development” and looks at some of the key sectors that contribute significantly towards development.

pp 53, #0343, Rs.50/US$10,
ISBN: 81-8257-016-6

The report studies the investment regimes of select Least Developed Countries (LDCs): Bangladesh, Tanzania, and Zambia. It compares the performance of the countries in attracting FDI and the civil society’s views on FDI there.

pp 56, #0337 INR50/US$10,
ISBN: 81-8257-010-7

This report attempts to compare and contrast the national regulatory regimes and policy issues relevant to FDI in three large emerging economies – Brazil, India and South Africa – with a view to build capacity and awareness in investment issues and draw out the lacunae of the present system

pp 44, #0335, Rs.50/US$10, ISBN: 81-8257-004-2

This case study seeks to address the incentive-based policy competition for FDI among sub-national jurisdictions in three developing countries —Brazil, China and India.

pp 64, #0331, Rs.50/US$10,
ISBN: 81-8257-006-9

This monograph highlights various measures adopted by home countries to influence outbound FDI and draws attention to issues and implications for developing host countries.

pp 31, #0316, Rs. 50/$10,
ISBN: 81-87222-90-

This monograph, written by Dr. Peter Nunnenkamp of the Kiel Institute of World Economics, Germany, and published by CUTS, is an important contribution towards answering the question: Does turning to FDI put development finance on a more sustainable path?

pp 27, #0308, Rs. 50/$10,
ISBN: 81-87222-80-8

This monograph discusses the global FDI trends and determinants, and tries to highlight some of the arguments on the link between FDI and growth.

pp 30, #0216, Rs.50/US$10,
ISBN: 81-87222-70-0

One in CUTS series of monographs on investment and competition policy, this paper intended to introduce investment related aspects to a wide audience.

pp 38, #0110, Rs.50/US$10,
ISBN: 81-87222-49-2

This briefing kit for the general reader providing an overview of recent trends in the proliferating number of bilateral and regional investment agreements. It highlights key issues in these agreements and considers past initiatives and prospects at the multilateral level.

pp 64, #0102, Rs.50/US$10,
ISBN: 81-87222-39-5

The monograph sheds light on the main contours of the global competition and its implication for consumers.

pp 24, #9909, Rs.50/US$10,
ISBN: 81-87222-26-3