| I.
| EXPERIENCE OF INDIA
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| A.
| Evolution of government policy on FDI
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| B.
| New FDI policy and institutions
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| C.
| Concluding observations
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| II.
| EXPERIENCE OF MALAYSIA
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| A.
| FDI policy
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| B.
| FDI-related institutional structure
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| C.
| Concluding observations
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| III.
| EXPERIENCE OF THE REPUBLIC OF KOREA
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| A.
| Liberalization measures to promote FDI
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| B.
| Improvements in support system for foreign investment
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| C.
| Privatization
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| D.
| Liberalization of outward direct investment
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| E.
| Concluding observations
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| IV.
| EXPERIENCE OF SINGAPORE
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| A.
| Policies to promote inward and outward FDI
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| B.
| FDI-related institutional structure
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| C.
| Concluding observations
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| V.
| STATUS OF FDI POLICY AND INSTITUTION-BUILDING IN ARMENIA
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| A.
| The law on foreign investment
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| B.
| Institutional structure to promote FDI
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| C.
| Investment climate in the country
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| D.
| Concluding observations
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| VI.
| INVESTMENT CLIMATE IN KYRGYZSTAN
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| A.
| FDI promotion policy
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| B.
| Institution-building
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| C.
| The law on foreign direct investment
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| VII.
| INVESTMENT CLIMATE AND FDI LEGISLATION IN THE RUSSIAN, FEDERATION
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| A.
| Investment and FDI policy
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| B.
| New FDI-related legislation
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| VIII.
| POLICY RECOMMENDATIONS ON FDI PROMOTION IN ECONOMIES IN TRANSITION |
Promotion of Foreign Direct Investment: Lessons for Economies in Transitions 
