Less Investment, Less Aid: How FDI Shortfalls are Hurting Global Relief Efforts
NEW YORK, Jun 24 (IPS) – The world is losing interest in investing in others, especially when it comes to humanitarian aid. Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) has slowed to critical levels, weakening emerging markets and further slowing growth across developing nations.
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