World FDI, An Unequal Partnerss and Concentric Circless Design, Part VIII When and Where Capital Scarcity. Studying Africa. Its Regions and Countries

Abstract

This article continues the previously promised series to focus on FDI & DIA, as unitary fluid substance world owned and this is the 8th one. Since general results of our research made are already growing larger and larger, it will be from now on that such syntheses will be separately published from the articles’ bodies, of course for space limiting reasons. Then, whereas Europe and Asia were found to really form an interesting international ’Eurasian’ capital market place carrying nearly 60% of the world capital stock, then the other continents and regions (predominantly of the Third World) see themselves forced to look in different world directions. Besides, in the aftermath of having studied those seven large Eurasian regions – that turn to nine regions when Asia is viewed as identified with its three regions inside – and here considering other nine great countries left from the formerly studied ‘top - 16’ (i.e. US, UK, Mexico, Brazil, Canada, Japan, Australia, South Africa and New Zealand), less than 10% of world FDI stocks and less than 5% of world DIA stocks are left to be met and approached from now on. Shortly, a low FDI & DIA stocks amount expected to be shared among yet a high number of world countries.