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Apuntes De Inversión Extranjera Directa: Definiciones, Tipología Y Casos De Aplicación Colombianos

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  • Laura Florez

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El presente documento presenta los principales conceptos asociados con el tema de Inversión Extranjera Directa (IED). Inicialmente se presentan varias definiciones de la IED provenientes de organizaciones internacionales y de la reglamentación nacional. Posteriormente, se mencionan los diferentes tipos de IED, así como de los factores motivadores que actúan a favor de la internacionalización de las empresas, identificando especialmente aquellos que favorecen la decisión de las firmas de invertir por fuera del país. Finalmente, se hace énfasis en los beneficios de la IED tanto para los países emisores como para los receptores y en los efectos negativos que surgen en las empresas y economías involucradas.

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  • Carlos Enrique Ramirez & Laura Florez, 2006. "Apuntes De Inversión Extranjera Directa: Definiciones, Tipología Y Casos De Aplicación Colombianos," Apuntes de Economía 2021, Universidad Icesi.
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