Economics

The middle-income trap and foreign direct investment: a mixed-methods approach centered on Mexico and South Korea

A. W. D. Anastasi

This research by Anthony William Donald Anastasi delves into the complex relationship between foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows and the middle-income trap. Through a comparative study of Mexico and South Korea's automotive industries, surprising insights emerge: higher FDI may actually hinder progress in escaping the middle-income trap! Explore alternative strategies for middle-income countries to thrive.

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