A direct foreign investment is an agreement between two or more organizations to share complementary resources in order to develop and sell products and services.

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A direct foreign investment is when a company invests in a foreign entity by buying a controlling interest in that company or by expanding its own operations into that foreign country. It typically involves a significant financial investment and a long-term commitment to the foreign market. It is not a mere agreement to share resources for product development and sales.

A Direct Foreign Investment Is an Agreement Between Two or More