TFERV

One of FDI policy‘s objectives of the host country is to retain national control over strategic industries

• TRUE

• FALSE

By adjusting ownership ratio in FDI projects, the host government may affect FDI inflow

• TRUE

• FALSE

Complex fiscal incentives imposed by the host country sometimes are inefficient or even distort location of FDI

• TRUE

• FALSE

Establishing industrial zones, export proccessing zones is one of the host country’s Foreign Direct Investment attraction measures

• TRUE

• FALSE

Africa may be attractive to foreign investors because it favors with abundant natural resources and imposes liberalization policies

• TRUE

• FALSE

FDI is seen by executives as a means of circumventing future trade barriers

• TRUE

• FALSE

International investment speeds up the specialization and production co-operation between countries

• TRUE

• FALSE

Joint-venture, Wholly-foreign-owned enterprise, Business Cooperation Contract, and BOT are forms of FDI classified by ownership characteristics

• TRUE

• FALSE

Eclectic paradigm is called OLI paradigm created by John Dunning

• TRUE

• FALSE

FDI policy is an integral part of a nation’s economic development policy made out to regulate FDI activities in order to achieve the goals of economic-social development plan of the nation in a certain period

• TRUE

• FALSE