O Countries often engage in FDI in industries where the country they invest in has a comparative advantage. O When a country's firms invest abroad, this helps to create CA in the same industry in the country where they undertake the inve O When a country's firms invest abroad, this helps to create CA in the same industry at home. O CA has nothing to do with FDI.

O Countries often engage in FDI in industries where the country they invest in has a comparative advantage. O When a country's firms invest abroad, this helps to create CA in the same industry in the country where they undertake the inve O When a country's firms invest abroad, this helps to create CA in the same industry at home. O CA has nothing to do with FDI.

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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