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4 years ago

European governments' large subsidies for foreign investments may not be excessive.

SSRN Electronic Journal
Foreign Direct Investment in the European Community: Some Policy Issues
Damien Neven, Georges Siotis

Paper Summary

Foreign companies invest in the European Community to access technology. National competition policies may clash. European governments offer large subsidies to attract foreign investments, which may be justified in weak job markets.

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