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Published online by Cambridge University Press:  13 March 2025

Edited by
Axel Berger  and
Manjiao Chi
Axel Berger
Affiliation:
German Institute of Development and Sustainability
Manjiao Chi
Affiliation:
University of International Business and Economics
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The Making of an International Investment Facilitation Framework
Legal, Political and Economic Perspectives
 , pp. xiv - xv
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2025
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  1. 1.1Global IFI I coverage and country scores

  2. 1.2Distribution of IFI scores by income group and region

  3. 1.3Distribution of adoption levels across policy areas

  4. 1.4Percentage of cumulated maximal score per policy area by income group

  5. 2.1IIAs with explicit investment facilitation provisions

  6. 2.2Entry and sojourn provisions in IIAs

  7. 2.3Transparency provisions in IIAs

  8. 5.1Aggregated regional welfare and GDP impact (percent)

  9. 5.2Aggregated regional welfare impact ($B)

  10. 6.1China FDI flows inward and outward (US$ billion)

  11. 6.2China FDI stocks inward and outward (US$ billion)

  12. 6.3Brazilian FDI flows, 1995–2020 (US$ billion)

  13. 6.4Brazil FDI stocks, 1995–2020 (US$ billion)

  14. 7.1Number of cases invoking provisions of the TRIMS Agreement

  15. 7.2Number of cases invoking provisions of the TRIPS Agreement

  16. 7.3Frequency of investment legislation within OECD and LDCs, and stated objectives in LDCs investment law

  17. 7.4Entry conditions for FDI in LDC laws

  18. 7.5Political corruption, 1970–2017

  19. 9.1Historical trend in SEZs

  20. 9.2Presence of (or references to) key investment facilitation concepts (percent share in 135 national investment laws analyzed)

  21. 9.3National policy measures related to investment promotion and facilitation, 2010–2019 (percent)

  22. 9.4Investment attraction tools in SEZ laws (number of laws, n=127)

  23. 11.1The DIO request and inquiry systems

  24. 11.2The supportive structure to the Brazilian DIO

  25. 11.3Cooperation and facilitation coordination among domestic and international institutional governance structures

  26. 12.1Number of international agreements entered by the EC/EU or its member states, with investment facilitation provisions (1950–2020)

  27. 12.2Number of BITs signed by EC/EU member states, including investment facilitation provisions, by country (1950–2020)

  28. 12.3EU FDI stocks and flows, inbound and outward, 1990–2018

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  • Edited by Axel Berger, German Institute of Development and Sustainability, Manjiao Chi, University of International Business and Economics
  • Book: The Making of an International Investment Facilitation Framework
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