Foreign direct investments could contract by 40% this year, hitting developing countries hardest
Foreign direct investments (FDI) have suffered as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, but new policy approaches could help remedy that.
Foreign direct investments (FDI) have suffered as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, but new policy approaches could help remedy that.
Experts predict that as a result of coronavirus, we will see a surge in automation, whilst subsequently seeing globalisation diminish.
The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted on global value chains, with severe implications for international production networks.