Which of the following statements does not belong to the main benefits of foreign direct investment (FDI)?   FDI creates new jobs and boosts government tax revenues.   FDI creates positive knowledge spillovers.   FDI brings competition and improves efficiency.

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Which of the following statements does not belong to the main benefits of foreign direct investment (FDI)?

 

  • FDI creates new jobs and boosts government tax revenues.

 

  • FDI creates positive knowledge spillovers.

 

  • FDI brings competition and improves efficiency.

 

  • FDI makes local firms more difficult to survive and thus destroys local jobs.
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