In the advanced economies, firms that engage in services such as lodging and retailing account for a much lesser share of FDI than firms that manufacture products.

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In advanced economies, firms engaged in services such as lodging and retailing actually account for a larger share of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) compared to manufacturing firms. This reflects the shift towards a service-oriented economy in many developed countries.

In the Advanced Economies, Firms That Engage in Services Such