Since 2000s, the percentage of foreign direct investment inflows accounted for by developing countries has generally:
A)decreased
B)never been determined
C)remained constant
D)increased
E)had no impact on their standard of living

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The percentage of foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows accounted for by developing countries has generally increased since the 2000s. According to UNCTAD, developing economies accounted for 39% of global FDI inflows in 2019, compared to 32% in 2000. This trend is driven by the growing appeal of emerging markets as investment destinations, as well as the liberalization of investment regimes and improvements in business environments in these countries.

Since 2000s, the Percentage of Foreign Direct Investment Inflows Accounted