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THE EFFECT OF CORRUPTION ON FDI IN ARGENTINA:

HAS CORRUPTION ACTED AS A NEGATIVE

DETERMINANT DISCOURAGING FDI?

AUTHOR: KATRINA PLA GUTIERREZ

UNDERGRADUATE: BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT PROFESSOR: Dr. ROSELLA NICOLINI

Campus UAB, June 8, 2015

Acknowledgements:

I wish to express my sincere appreciation to Dr. Rosella Nicolini for her endless patience, guidance and supervision as well as to Dr. BreAnne Mackenzie for helping me regain my focus and for sharing her expertise.

Finally I wish to thank my sisters, Ana and Sara Plá, for their encouragement and support throughout my study.

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