Foreign Direct Investment and the Single Market



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N. 160

November 2001

Foreign Direct Investment and the Single Market

J. Peter Neary

University College, Dublin; CEPR

JEL: F15, F23, F12

Keywords: Foreign direct investment; market integration; multinational corporations; single market

Address for correspondence: Department of Economics, University College Dublin, Belfield,
Dublin 4, Ireland; tel.: (+353) 1-716 8344; fax: (+353) 1-283 0068; e-mail:
[email protected];
home page: http//www.ucd.ie/ economics/staff/pneary/neary.htm.

I am grateful to Frank Barry, Dermont Leahy, Massimo Motta, George Norman and Tony Venables
and to participants at a seminar at LSE and at a University of Nottingham Conference on
Foreign
Direct Investment and Economic Integration
, especially Rodney Falvey, for helpful discussions.
This research is part of the Globalisation Programme of the Centre for Economic Performance at
LSE, funded by the UK ESRC.

July 4, 2001



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