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Trends in FDI in Developing Countries: Background
During the past two decades, a number of developing countries witnessed a growing importance of FDI as the primary source of financial capital flows into their economy. FDI brings not only increased access to foreign exchange, trade and employment, but also new products, information and technology. It is no coincidence that this rapid growth of FDI was accompanied by an increase in the level of human capital. The latter was achieved by strong government commitments to expand formal education and vocational training along with improved enterprise efforts to improve training opportunities for workers. This section looks at recent trends in both FDI and HRD in order to highlight the magnitude of this issue as well as to explain some of the key issues raised in this paper.

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Unleashing entrepreneurship: Making business work for the poor
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When is the right time to expandis a question that many small business owners have. There are many issues that need to be addressed to find the answer but one of the big ones is how much will the expansion cost (the initial outlay) and how much cash (operating cash flows) will be generated. A tool to help evaluate whether the operating cash flows generate a return to justify the initial outlay is called Net Present Value (NPV).
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The time has come for employee development and instruction, but you cannot decide between private training or using publicly scheduled off site classroom training. There are pros and cons to both types of training and making a decision will be based on a number of criteria. Cost of training being one of the most important – or is it? Remarkably in some cases, for example Microsoft Office Skills Training, private training can be more cost effective than attending a classroom session. Here are some factors to consider when choosing between private or external classroom based instruction.
REVIVE AN ECONOMY… THE ANSWER LIES WITH THE PRIVATE SECTOR
The best road to economic recovery strengthens and grows private business. The private sector, guided by the discipline of the market system, will always be the most efficient way to create the right number of productive jobs providing the products and services the economy demands.

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