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The effects of host country governance to Japanese FDI decisions: The case of Thailand and the Philippines
Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) is becoming one of the most crucial topics in economic development. There are vast literatures that focus on market factors as determinants of FDI inflows with empirical data to support them. However, in determining the role of governance to FDI, there is very little
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