Abstract
The role of foreign investment in the process of economic development is an issue which has been subjected to lengthy and profound discussion.' This paper is aimed at exploring one aspect of the controversy, that is, the nature of any contributions foreign investment can make to the development of manufactured exports from developing countries, and the conditions-external and internal-under which any such contributions can be achieved.2
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