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Investment Promotion and Enterprise Development Bulletin for Asia and the Pacific No. 2


Author(s): Trade and Investment Division (TID)
Economic Sector(s): (1) Industry policies and planning
ESCAP Reference No.: ST/ESCAP/2322
Division/Office: Trade and Investment
Published Date: 31December 2003
Country: {Non-country Specific Publication}
Hard Copy Price: US$ 35.00


This bulletin calls for the strengthening of national competitive advantages as the central element of foreign direct investment promotion in least developed economies and economies in transition. It discusses the role played by Small and Medium-sized Enterprises in the economic growth of Asia and sheds light on the concept of social enterprise.




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  1. SELECTED ISSUES ON PROMOTION AND ATTRACTION
    OF FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT IN LEAST
    DEVELOPED COUNTRIES AND ECONOMIES IN
    TRANSITION

    Introduction
    1. Foreign direct investment: concepts and determinants
    2. Policy considerations for foreign direct investment
      attraction at the macro-level
    3. Investment promotion and facilitation: issues and
      measures at the micro-level
    4. Conclusions


  2. INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY-BUILDING FOR SMALL
    AND MEDIUM-SIZED ENTERPRISE PROMOTION
    AND DEVELOPMENT
    1. Status and contribution of SMEs in selected Asian
      countries and areas
    2. Challenges and prospects in capacity-building for SMEs
    3. Institutions for SME promotion and development
    4. Lessons learned and new framework for capacity-
      building of SMEs in developing countries
    5. Conclusions and recommendations

  3. SOCIAL ENTERPRISE: A FRONTIER FOR ALTERNATIVE
    ENTREPRENEURSHIP

    Introduction
    1. Social enterprise in context
    2. Social enterprise in snapshots
    3. Sources of finance
    4. Social enterprises versus other types of enterprises
    5. Conclusions: Why social enterprise?




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