This book describes in detail how Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) transforms developing economies in terms of industrialization and social change. The book presents a distinctive viewpoint that compares different regions and identifies similarities and disparities in their experience with FDI. An essential read for policymakers and researchers in the field of economic development.

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