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Conclusions,ndertakes. Being true for China and India as well as for the overall group of BRIC economies—embracing also Brazil and Russia—this is a novel contribution of this book. Clearly, this could not be addressed by previous studies as they were based on a more elementary taxonomy of ODI..At the end of thi

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Valeria Gattai,Rajssa Mechelli,Piergiovanna NataleIllustrates the transformation of BRIC countries from FDI recipients into important sources of ODI.Provides policy implications and future avenues for research.Explores the possible interplay between

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