Abstract
Over the past decades, national policies toward foreign direct investment (“FDI”) have been liberalized world-wide, reflecting a change in perceptions of the role of FDI in host countries’ development. At the same time, countries have often resorted to the use of performance requirements (frequently accompanied by incentives) in an attempt to channel and maximize the contribution of FDI to their development.
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