Solid growth marks capital flows to the USA

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The US has attracted a significant amount of foreign direct investment (FDI) due to its continued economic growth. Dept of Commerce statistics show that total FDI reached $85.6 billion by the end of 1997, up by 15% from 1996. Acquisition activity by foreign investors also remained high especially in the pharmaceutical industry. The southeastern states enjoyed the lion's share of FDI with Charlotte, NC, Atlanta, GA, and Greenville, SC as the top three cities for foreign investment.

Investments, United States economic conditions

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Asian economic crisis opens location doors in Europe

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The regional crisis in Asia is expected to make European markets one of the most-sought after commercial hubs in the world. As Asian-based automobile companies struggle to redirect their operations amidst the chaos, European automakers are recently enjoying the benefits of rapid expansion and creation of facilities. Despite these setbacks, analysts believe that Asia would remain one of the most viable markets in the future,

Plant & Equip by Foreign Investors, Europe, Automobile industry, Buildings and facilities, Asia

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'New economy' forces are key to sustained economic growth

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An analysis of the business climates around the world for new or expanding businesses is presented. The economic and political conditions of each major country are assessed and the tax and other incentives for relocation are listed.

Competition (Economics), Internet, Surveys, Deregulation, Eurocurrency market, Tax incentives

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