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Reaching the credibility threshold: BITs, FDI, and the rich autocratic regime
This dissertation asks how autocrats can resolve domestic commitment problems that inhibit investment and growth. This is a particularly salient issue with respect to developing countries attracting foreign direct investment (FDI). Many scholars have explored how bilateral investment treaties (BITs)
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