Economics, Econometrics and Finance
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Foreign direct investment boosts international trade, benefiting economies worldwide.

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The effects of foreign direct investment on international trade-Empirical evidence from China
Yu Dong

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Foreign direct investment (FDI) in China helps boost international trade, according to a study analyzing data from 24 countries/regions. The study found that FDI from China contributes to trade growth, showing that FDI creates trade opportunities. Different countries/regions have varying levels of trade impact, which the study also explored.

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