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000139524 084__ $$aF21
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000139524 245__ $$aCosts and consequences of the expropriation of FDI by host governments
000139524 260__ $$c2006
000139524 269__ $$a2006
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000139524 336__ $$aJournal Article
000139524 520__ $$aThere are no laws preventing a host government from seizing the
capital of a foreign direct investment in its borders and then denying any
compensation for the foreign investor. Why do we not see many more
expropriations of investor capital by host governments? Compiling a
database of expropriations within the minerals sectors of developing
countries, I show that there is a cost for expropriation by a host government in
the form of lower growth in the sectors of countries that expropriated in the
past. It is possible to lose a bad reputation by a host government's actions
after expropriation.
000139524 546__ $$aEnglish
000139524 650__ $$aEnvironmental Economics and Policy
000139524 650__ $$aInternational Relations/Trade
000139524 650__ $$aPolitical Economy
000139524 6531_ $$aExpropriation
000139524 6531_ $$aForeign direct investment
000139524 6531_ $$aNatural resources
000139524 700__ $$aDuncan, Roderick
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