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U.S. FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT: INDUSTRIAL EXECUTIVES' PERCEPTIONS OF EMERGING CENTRAL AMERICAN COUNTRIES AS FDI DESTINATIONS
In this study, perceptual mapping was used to identify the collective and individual positions of ten emerging Central American countries with respect to their attractiveness potential for FDI. The perceived position of the "ideal" country also was captured in the study. FDI executives sur...
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