Discuss the rationales for foreign financing of investment in developing actions and explain how developing countries benefit from international capital investment
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The primary motivation for foreign investment in developing nations is the potential for high rates of return on large amounts of untapped resources. Developing countries benefit from international capital investment because they do not have the internal funds to be able to support projects that will lead to economic growth.
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