ECON-2086EL Chapter Notes - Chapter 9: Foreign Portfolio Investment, Retained Earnings, Neoliberalism

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Chapter 9 part i foreign control in the. Hollowing out moving all the high-value decision-making functions out of canada and leaving the lower-value-added functions in canada. A foreign investor buys bonds or a few shares in a canadian company. This investor has no effective influence or control of the actions of the canadian firm. A foreign investor opens or buys in full an existing firm in canada. The differences of the above examples of foreign investment in canada is control. A foreign portfolio investment does not include control of the firm. However, in canada, if the investor owns 10 percent of the shares, it is said to be foreign direct investment has they influence decisions and have control. Represent the new foreign investments in a particular year. Accumulated flows of foreign investment, retained earnings (appreciation/depreciation) The stock shows a snapshot of the foreign capital that has been invested in canada.

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