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Foreign direct investment, total factor productivity, and economic growth: evidence in middle-income countries
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This groundbreaking study by Hoa Thanh Phan Le, Ha Pham, Nga Thi Thu Do, and Khoa Dang Duong explores the intriguing link between foreign direct investment, total factor productivity, and economic growth in middle-income countries. Discover how a mere 1% increase in FDI could result in a remarkable 9.3% boost in growth, paving the way for sustainable economic development.
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