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    Def inati on of FDIef inati on of FDI

    Foreign direct investment (FDI)Foreign direct investment (FDI)occurs when an investor basedoccurs when an investor basedin one country (the homein one country (the homecountry) acquires an asset incountry) acquires an asset inanother country ( the hostanother country ( the host

    country)country) w i th the i n te n t toi th the i n te n t tom anage the asset.anage the asset.

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    Types of FDIypes of FDI

    E q u ity C a p it a lq u ity C a p it a l ( the value of the( the value of the

    MNCs share investment in shares of MNCs share investment in shares of an enterprise in a foreign country)an enterprise in a foreign country) R e i n v e s t e d e a r n in ge i n v e s te d e a r n in g (Profit(Profit

    reinvested e.g represent up to 60%reinvested e.g represent up to 60%of outward FDI in USA &UK)of outward FDI in USA &UK)

    O th e r c a p i t a lth e r c a p i t a l (short and Long-(short and Long-term borrowing & lending of fundsterm borrowing & lending of funds

    between the MNC and the affiliate)between the MNC and the affiliate)

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    Ori gin of Stat ist icalri gin of Stat ist icalDataData

    From the ministries and agenciesFrom the ministries and agencieswhich administer the countrys lawwhich administer the countrys lawand regulations on FDIand regulations on FDI

    Government and other surveys whichGovernment and other surveys whichevaluate financial and operating dataevaluate financial and operating data

    of Companies.of Companies. National balance - of-paymentsNational balance - of-payments

    statisticsstatistics

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    Average annual I nf l ows ofverage annual I nf l ows ofFDI t o top 10 Developi ngDI t o top 10 Developi ngCountri e sountri e s

    Host1984/1989 Host 1993 Host 1995

    Mexico 2436 China 27515 China 37500

    China 2282 Argentina 6305 Mexico 6984Singapore

    Hong KongBrazil

    Bermuda

    EgyptSaudi Arabia

    MalaysiaTaiwan

    % share 66%

    691

    7981084

    1085

    1144

    1416 1422

    2239 Singapore

    MalaysiaMexico

    BermudaIndonesia

    ThailandHONG.H

    Saudi. A

    % Share 79%

    1369

    16671726

    2004

    2960

    43895006

    5016 Malaysia

    SingaporeBrazil

    Indonesia

    ArgentinaChlieBermuda

    Thailand

    5800

    53024859

    45003900

    30212900

    2300

    % Share 77%

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    ComparingomparingInflow/Outflownflow/Outflow

    Inflow 1995 Outflow1995

    China

    Hong Kong

    Singapore

    Brazil

    Saudi Aarabia

    Malaysia

    Taiwan

    6984

    53025800

    4859

    3021

    2900

    24344

    17268

    85156

    13842

    6460

    11079

    8903

    24344

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    Questi on!uesti on!

    W h y F DI a n dh y F DI a n dn o t fi n a n c i a lo t fi n a n c i a l

    L o a n s ? ?? ?? ?o a n s ? ?? ?? ?

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    Th e determin ants o fh e determin ants o fFDIDI

    Micr o theor iesicr o theor ies

    Ow ner shipw ner shipadvantagesdvantages

    Arise from economies of scaleArise from economies of scalewith respect to intangiblewith respect to intangibleassets such a skilledassets such a skilled

    management and know-how bymanagement and know-how by

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    Th e determ in ants o fh e determ in ants o fFDIDI

    Micr o theor iesicr o theor ies

    Locati onal advantagesocati onal advantages Pr oduct c ycl er oduct c ycl e

    ( ne w tec hn ol ogy pr od uc e a nd u se i n Hom ene w tec hn ol ogy pr od uc e a nd u se i n Hom e

    country)ount ry) Standardi zed ( shi ftedtandardi zed ( shi ftedabroad)broad)

    Low Tax, Low la bou r cost,ow Tax, Low la bou r cost,

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    Th e determ in ants o fh e determ in ants o fFDIDI

    In te rnal i za tion advantagesn te rnal i zation advantages

    - Engaging in forei gn producti on ratherngaging in forei gn producti on ratherthan l icens ing it to a for ei gn f irmhan li cens ing it to a for ei gn f irm

    - Transact ions costs thoery ofransact ions costs thoery ofWi lliamson 1975 (cost of using thei ll iamson 1975 (cost of using themarket )arket )

    It says t hat i t i s more advantageoust says t hat i t i s more advantageousto concentrat e cer tain act ivi ti eso concentrat e cer tain act ivi ti es

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    Macro-level explanationsMacro-level explanations

    Rate of Prof i t thoeri esate of Prof i t thoeri es - ( Neo- li beral( Neo- li beral

    framew ork that sust ain the idea oframew ork that sust ain the idea ofunf ettered flows of Capi tl on a Globalnf ettered flows of Capi tl on a Global

    level)evel)

    Vent f o r surpl ussent f o r surpl uss Ne ed fo r m ore (M aste r & S lave)e ed fo r m ore (M aste r & S lave)

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    Macro-level explanationsMacro-level explanations

    present si tuati onresent si tuati on

    Monopol i sst i c &Monopol i sst i c &

    O l i g opol i st i c M arketl i g opol i st i c M arket (( They havehey have

    som e uni que pr oducti on knowledgeom e uni que pr oducti on knowledge

    or manager ial ski ll that coul d ber manager ial ski ll that coul d beeas il y and prof i tabl y be uti l izedas il y and prof itabl y be uti li zedabroad and ov er which thebroad and ov er which thecorporati on wants to rem ai n contr ol) .orporati on wants to rem ai n contr ol) .

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    Macro-level explanationsMacro-level explanations

    Hori zon tal &ori zon tal &

    Vert ical intergr at ionert ical intergr at ion

    Horizontal

    Production of

    diffrentiatedproducts that arealso produced athome

    Ex-IBM

    Vertical

    To obtain control of

    needed raw-materialsand does ensureuninterrupted supplyat the lowest cost

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    Pr actic al Dif ficu ltie sr actic al Dif ficultie sin Meaurementn Meaurement ..

    Lack of n ec ess aryack of n ec ess arymach ineryach inery

    Di ffer ent accounti ngi ffer ent accounti ngconventi onsonventi ons

    Do not ke ep to the I MFo not ke ep to the I MF

    gui del ine sui del ine s Inter nat ional FDInter nat ional FDImeasurementeasurement

    Use adopted way tose adopted way tomeasure company asseteasure company asset

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    Which facto rshich facto rsencourages F DI?ncourages F DI?

    Financial incentives (Funds from localFinancial incentives (Funds from localGovernment)Government)

    Fiscal incentives (Exemption fromFiscal incentives (Exemption fromimport duties)import duties)

    Indirect incentives (Provides land andIndirect incentives (Provides land andinfrastructures at less commercialinfrastructures at less commercialprices)prices)

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    Which facto rshich facto rs

    encourages F DI?ncourages F DI? Political stabilityPolitical stability

    Market potential & accessibilityMarket potential & accessibility

    Repatriation of ProfitsRepatriation of Profits

    Large economyLarge economy

    Market sizeMarket size

    External debt discourages FDIExternal debt discourages FDI

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    Mul ti lateral Regi me forul ti lateral Regi me forFDIDI

    the Uruguay Round of tradethe Uruguay Round of tradenegotiationsnegotiations

    the negotiation on MAI withinthe negotiation on MAI withinOECDOECD

    1996 WTO Singapore Ministerial1996 WTO Singapore Ministerialmeeting-----to establish ameeting-----to establish a

    working groupworking group

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    Uruguay Round (UR)ruguay Round (UR)

    The general idea of the industrialThe general idea of the industrialcountries :countries :

    Framing global rules to achieve theFraming global rules to achieve theliberalization of FDIliberalization of FDI

    Negotiating or discussing a multilateralNegotiating or discussing a multilateralinvestment agreementinvestment agreement

    However,its strongly contested byHowever,its strongly contested bymany developing countries.many developing countries.

    WHY? WHY?

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    eg o a n gresultesu l t

    TRIMs(trade-related investment matters)TRIMs(trade-related investment matters)

    GATS (General Agreement on Trade inGATS (General Agreement on Trade inServices)Services)

    TRIPs( Trade-Related Intellectual PropertyTRIPs( Trade-Related Intellectual PropertyRights )Rights )

    ASCM (Agreement on Subsidies andASCM (Agreement on Subsidies and

    Countervailing Measures)Countervailing Measures)

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    Problemsroblems

    They deal with particular They deal with particular

    areas or particular aspectsareas or particular aspectsof investment.of investment.

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    Mu ltilater al Agre eme nt onu ltilater al Agre eme nt onInves tmentnves tment

    BackgroundBackground

    There is currently no comprehensiveThere is currently no comprehensive

    multilateral legal framework thatmultilateral legal framework thatprovides investment disciplines.provides investment disciplines.

    The MAI is to remedy the supposedThe MAI is to remedy the supposedweaknesses of the World Tradeweaknesses of the World TradeOrganization (WTO) agreement withOrganization (WTO) agreement withrespect to investment issues.respect to investment issues.

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    TRIMs are used mainly by developingTRIMs are used mainly by developingcountries to promote dvelopmentcountries to promote dvelopmentobjectives.objectives.

    The MAI agreement as proposed by theThe MAI agreement as proposed by the

    OECD Ministerial Council in 1995OECD Ministerial Council in 1995

    Mu ltilater al Agre ement onu ltilater al Agre ement onIn vest mentn vest ment

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    " provide a broad multilateral

    framework for international investment with high standards for the liberalisation of investment

    regimes and investment protectionand with effective dispute settlement

    procedures."

    Mu ltilater al Agre eme nt onu ltilater al Agre eme nt onInves tmentnves tment

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    OverviewOverview

    contents of the current draft of MAIcontents of the current draft of MAI1.1. Renew the definition of FDI(broad definitoRenew the definition of FDI(broad definito

    Mu ltilater al Agre ement onu ltilater al Agre ement onInvest mentnvest ment

    beyond the traditional notion of FDI to cover virtually all tangible and intangible assets,and which applies to both pre-establishment and

    post-establishment.(OECD,1997a.)

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    Mu ltilater al Agre ement onu ltilater al Agre ement onInvest mentnvest ment

    Countries that sign the MAI will be required to:Countries that sign the MAI will be required to:

    Open all economic sectors, including realOpen all economic sectors, including real

    estate, broadcasting and natural resources toestate, broadcasting and natural resources toforeign ownership.foreign ownership.

    Treat foreign investors no less favorably thanTreat foreign investors no less favorably thandomestic firms.domestic firms.

    Treat all contracting Parties no less favorablyTreat all contracting Parties no less favorably

    Remove performance requirementsRemove performance requirements

    Remove restrictions on the movement of Remove restrictions on the movement of

    capital.capital.

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    Mu ltilater al Agre ement onu ltilater al Agre ement onInvest mentnvest ment

    Compensate investors in full when their assetsCompensate investors in full when their assetsare expropriated, either through seizure or are expropriated, either through seizure or

    "unreasonable" regulation."unreasonable" regulation.

    Ensure that states and localities comply withEnsure that states and localities comply withthe MAI.the MAI.

    Accept a dispute-resolution process allowingAccept a dispute-resolution process allowinginvestors to sue governments for damagesinvestors to sue governments for damagesbefore international panels when they believe abefore international panels when they believe acountry's laws are in violation of MAI rules.country's laws are in violation of MAI rules.

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    Mu ltilater al Agre ement onu ltilater al Agre ement onInvest mentnvest ment

    CriticismCriticism unrestricted freedoms for foreign investors andunrestricted freedoms for foreign investors and

    transnational corporations.transnational corporations. Unequal responsibilities between Investor andUnequal responsibilities between Investor and

    Investment receiver.Investment receiver.

    Inability to reach a compromise on liberalizationInability to reach a compromise on liberalizationcommitments, general exceptions and considerationscommitments, general exceptions and considerationsto the environment and labor.to the environment and labor.

    the level of commitments to be included in thethe level of commitments to be included in theagreement was too high for developing countriesagreement was too high for developing countries

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    Mu ltilater al Agre ement onu ltilater al Agre ement onInvest mentnvest ment

    Potential contents of MAIPotential contents of MAI Whether to allow exceptions to the standstill clause Whether to allow exceptions to the standstill clause

    for certain specific areas.for certain specific areas. Whether exceptions to most-favour-nation treatment Whether exceptions to most-favour-nation treatment

    should be allowed for regional economic integrationshould be allowed for regional economic integrationorganizations.organizations.

    Whether to allow a general exception for cultural Whether to allow a general exception for culturalreasonsreasons

    Whether to include provisions covering environment Whether to include provisions covering environmentand labour issuesand labour issues

    concrete results regarding country-specificconcrete results regarding country-specificexceptionsexceptions

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    1996 WTO S ingapor e996 WTO S ingapor eMinis ter ial meetinginis ter ial meeting

    Establish a working group:Establish a working group:

    -to examine the relationship between-to examine the relationship betweentrade and investmenttrade and investment

    -to study issues raised by Members-to study issues raised by Membersrelating to the interaction betweenrelating to the interaction betweentrade and competition policytrade and competition policy

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    1996 WTO S ingapor e996 WTO S ingapor eMi nis ter ial meetingi nis ter ial meeting

    Study three issues:Study three issues:

    - implications of the relationshipimplications of the relationshipbetween Trade and Investment for between Trade and Investment for development and economic growthdevelopment and economic growth

    - the economic relationship betweenthe economic relationship betweentrade and investmenttrade and investment

    - stock-taking and analysis of existing- stock-taking and analysis of existinginternational instrumentsinternational instruments

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    FDIDI

    Infrastructure andInfrastructure andtechnology trasfer technology trasfer

    Increased ProductiveIncreased Productiveefficiency due toefficiency due tocompetition fromcompetition frommultinational subsidiariesmultinational subsidiaries

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    FDIDI

    Improvement in the qualityImprovement in the qualityof the factors of productionof the factors of production

    Inflow in Investment fundsInflow in Investment funds

    (Benefits to the balance of (Benefits to the balance of payments)payments)

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    FDIDI

    Faster growth of outputFaster growth of output

    and employmentand employment

    Consumer BenefitsConsumer Benefits

    PriceQuality

    Varieties

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    FDIDI

    Increase in ExportsIncrease in Exports

    Increase in savings andIncrease in savings andInvestmentInvestment

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    Cost s of F DIost s of F DI

    Detr iment of theetr iment of the

    growth o f domesti crowth o f domesti c

    producer and theroducer and thenati onal econ omyati onal econ omy

    Transf er pr icingransf er pricing Soc ial costs- Net lossoc ial costs- Net loss

    of jobsf jobs

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    Costs o f F DIosts o f F DI

    Envir oment andnvir oment andnatural resourc e cos tsatural resourc e cos ts

    Abus e of lo ca l cul turebus e of lo ca l cul ture

    and tradi ti ons Exnd tradi ti ons Ex

    FDI Tourism Abuse

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    Costs of FDIosts of FDI

    Facilita te hegemony byacilita te hegemony byth e dominant US a nd t heh e dominant US a nd t he

    we ster n cultur es.e ster n cultur es .

    Political Influence (News)Political Influence (News)

    PrintPrint EntertainmentsEntertainments TVTV

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    Cost s of F DIost s of F DI

    Poli ti co- Strategi coli ti co- Strategi cInterestsnterests

    &&

    Count ry s Soverei gntyount ry s Soverei gntyis at stake.s at stake.

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    How can FDI be better appliedHow can FDI be better appliedto sustainable developments?to sustainable developments?

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    nss

    Com pa re th e P room pa re th e P ro

    and t he Co nsnd t he Co ns

    Developevelopstr at eg ies th attr at eg ies th at

    targets the rightargets the right

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    nss

    Cons inder the longons inder the longterm effects to theerm effects to theenti re econom ynti re econom y

    and the s oci al wel lnd the s oci al wel lbei ng of theei ng of thecomm uni tyomm uni ty

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    Access abi l i ty andccess abi li ty andStabilitytability Political s tabilit yolitical s tabilit y Market P ot ential andarket P ot ential and

    acces abilitycces ability

    Inf rast ract urenf rast ract ure Priv atis ation andriv atis ation andder egulations o f mark etser egulations o f mark ets

    Fair competit io n a ndair competit io n a nd

    nss

    Rec omme nda tioc omme n a o

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    Soci al responsi bl eoci al responsi bl eInvestmentnvestment

    Thro ugh n atio nal, b il ate ral andhro ugh n atio nal, b il ate ral and

    In ternational in vestm entsn ternational in vestm entsguidelines.uidelines.

    Consumer rightsLabour standards

    Corporate culture

    Poverty and gender inequalityeradication

    Information Provision

    Rec omme nda tioc omme n a onss

    Rec omme nda tioc omme n a o

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    Envir omentalnvir omentalprotect ionrotect ion Appl ication ofppl ication of

    Envi romental Ma na gementnvi romental Ma na gementsystems (EMS)ystems (EMS) Inspection,Monitoring,Regulation and

    enforcement.

    Use of Envirome nt alse of Envirome nt al

    Rec omme nda tioc omme n a onss

    h d

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