Economics · International Finance
Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) differs from foreign portfolio investment mainly because FDI involves:
- 1Short-term financial transactions in foreign capital markets
- 2Purchase of government securities issued in international markets
- 3Investment limited strictly to export-oriented industries
- 4Acquisition of lasting interest and managerial control in enterprises located in another country✓
Correct answer
Acquisition of lasting interest and managerial control in enterprises located in another country
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