Economics · International Economics
Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) refers to:
- 1Investment made by foreign governments in domestic bonds
- 2Investment made by a firm or individual in business operations located in another country with control over management✓
- 3Short-term borrowing from international banks
- 4Purchase of imported goods by domestic firms
Correct answer
Investment made by a firm or individual in business operations located in another country with control over management
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