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Is Foreign Aid a Vanguard of FDI? A Gravity-Equation Approach

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Figure 2    Sectoral Share of Total Foreign Aid by Donor
Table 3    Summary Statistics
Table 4   Impact of Total Foreign Aid from All Donor Countries on Bilateral FDI
Table 5   Differences between Aid for Infrastructure and Non-Infrastructure
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