Host governments use a range of controls to restrict inward FDI.The two most common are:

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The two most common types of control exercised by host governments to restrict FDI are: (1)ownership restraints,often in the form of excluding foreign firms from specific fields or limiting foreign ownership stake in local subsidiaries,and (2)performance requirements related to local content,exports,and technology transfer.

Host Governments Use a Range of Controls to Restrict Inward