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The Role of Foreign Direct Investment in Supporting International Trade Growth: A Mixed-Methods Study

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FDI, known as Foreign direct investment, is vital to transforming international economic conditions. Organizations can utilize these tools to expand their operations across international borders. Moreover, it assists in acquiring new resources, leveraging modern technology, and working with the skilled labor market. In addition, government regulations facilitate FDIs to trigger economic growth with increased opportunities. With foreign investment, organizations can derive expert capacity and increase capital to fund their operations. Furthermore, the research aims to explore FDI and its impact on international trade by studying patterns and details pertinent to domestic and foreign literature. Hence, the relation between increased FDI and its integration with increased international trade encourages operation on foreign trade implications.

As organizations invest in FDI, it helps nations to benefit from strengthened industries. This optimizes talent, and workforce, and boosts economic consistency with empowered solutions. Nations that pursue to empower their operations depend on FDI to create modern architectures with a productive financial system. For instance, organizations that work with foreign markets can leverage modern technology to strengthen their management practices. Additionally, productivity improvements and creating a competitive market are possible. The paper utilizes mixed research techniques to examine details.  Moreover, theoretical frameworks support relations and empirical values about FDI investments and increase in trade flow.

FDI also highlights several issues that large MNC’s that dominate regional markets need to workout. Such businesses restrict opportunities from regional rescues that can be utilized by local markets. However, working with governments that mandate robust policies and adequate practices. This helps to make sure that FDI can help investors from all regions and help encourage investment balancing. Finally, as part of this research, future paths and strategies for FDI benefits for investors, and growth of regional communities are encouraged for maximized evolution.

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