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  1. International Investment Perspectives
  2. International Investment Perspectives 2006
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  4. Globalisation, New Technology and International Investment
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International Investment Perspectives 2007. Freedom of Investment in a Changing World.
International Investment Perspectives 2006
Chapters
Trends and Recent Developments in Foreign Direct Investment
Globalisation, New Technology and International Investment
International Investor Participation in Infrastructure. Challenges for Policy Makers.
Outward Direct Investment. What Benefits to the Home Countries?.
Building Investment Policy Capacity. The OECD Peer Review Process.
Novel Features in Recent OECD Bilateral Investment Treaties
Improving the System of Investor-state Dispute Settlement. An Overview.
Consolidation of Claims. A Promising Avenue for Investment Arbitration?.
International Investment Perspectives 2005
International Investment Perspectives 2004
International Investment Perspectives 2003
International Investment Perspectives 2002

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Globalisation, New Technology and International Investment

Content Provider OECD iLibrary
Organization OECD
Abstract The last few decades represent a period of major technical innovation in fields that bear on international investment decisions in fundamental ways. More powerful and cheaper information and communication systems and technical advances in transportation and logistics management, for instance, narrow the divide of distance and enable the greater unbundling of the production process, including across borders and at a global level. This is altering the patterns of national and corporate comparative advantage, leading to the opening of new markets and sectors, notably among services that have not traditionally been a source of, or attracted international investment, and is changing the shape of industrial organisation. This article takes stock of how new technologies are a force advancing the closer integration of economies, reconfiguring both the external and internal organisational structures of international businesses. The impacts of this process of globalisation, driven by technological advances, on the patterns of international investment, how they may continue to evolve and on how international business is conducted are then examined, based on a synthesis of the existing literature and various statistical sources. The analysis provides the grounds for the final, forward-looking section of the article, which identifies the potential issues facing the investment policy community now and in the coming years.
Page Count 25
Starting Page 47
Ending Page 67
Language English
Publisher OECD Publishing
Publisher Date 2006-09-18
Access Restriction Open
Subject Keyword Finance and Investment
Content Type Text
Resource Type Chapter
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