Developing Countries' Outward Investment: Push Factors for Malaysia
Outward investment enables firms to enter new markets, import intermediate products at a lower cost and accessibility to foreign technology. The FDI outflows marked the strength of economies, the dynamism of transnational corporations, TNCs and growing aspiration to compete in new markets. Thus in r...
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