Myanmar's FDI inflow down over 37 pct in April
YANGON, May 20 (Xinhua) -- Foreign direct investment (FDI) that flowed into Myanmar went down over 37 percent year on year to more than 3.73 million U.S. dollar
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YANGON, May 20 (Xinhua) -- Foreign direct investment (FDI) that flowed into Myanmar went down over 37 percent year on year to more than 3.73 million U.S. dollar
It is interesting to note that the Plan of Stabilization that jump started the rise of the Spanish economy from the “sick man of Europe” to the Iberian tiger actively targeted a major inflow of foreign capital into Spain by facilitating foreign investments in the country and by granting amnesty to all Spaniards who had illegally accumulated wealth abroad and who were willing to repatriate such wealth; capital held abroad by Spaniards could be brought back to Spain without fear of government prosecution. The framers of the Plan of Stabilization clearly understood that a massive entry of...
It is interesting to note that the Plan of Stabilization that jump started the rise of the Spanish economy from the “sick man of Europe” to the Iberian tiger actively targeted a major inflow of foreign capital into Spain by facilitating foreign investments in the country and by granting amnesty to all Spaniards who had illegally accumulated wealth abroad and who were willing to repatriate such wealth; capital held abroad by Spaniards could be brought back to Spain without fear of government prosecution. The framers of the Plan of Stabilization clearly understood that a massive entry of...
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