Foreign direct investment includes:

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Foreign direct investment refers to the spending of resources by foreign entities such as individuals, businesses, or governments in a local economy. Option C, spending on the construction of a new plant by foreigners in the United States, is an example of foreign direct investment. Options A, B, and D are not considered foreign direct investment as they do not involve the spending of resources to create new assets or increase production capacity within the local economy.

Foreign Direct Investment Includes