Foreign Direct Investment and Economic Development in Low Income African Countries.

Foreign Direct Investment and Economic Development in Low Income African Countries.

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Low income economies are characterized with high investment returns and therefore should attract foreign investment to primarily fill the existing gaps of productive factors which vividly reveals basis for their underdeveloped status.
 
Published at Scottish Journal of Arts, Social Science and Scientific Studies. (2014). ISSN 2047-1278. http://scottishjournal.co.uk
Published in 2014
 
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Adegboye, F.B., Adetiloye, K.A. and Oladeji T.
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