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Bilateral Investment Treaties and Foreign Direct Investment: Correlation versus Causation
The rapid and concurrent increase in both foreign investment and government efforts to attract foreign investment at the end of last century makes the question of causality between the two both interesting and challenging. I take up this question for the case of the nearly 2,500 bilateral investment
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