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7) Low exchange rates. These factors could not be present in an economy depressed due to shock therapy in a fragmented region. The experience showed that the whole of Eastern Europe and the ex-Soviet Union have attracted very small flows of foreign direct investment. On the other hand China, which had not followed the IMF’s prescriptions and had failed to do such allegedly vital things as clarifying property rights and guaranteeing contracts, had attracted massive amounts of foreign direct investment.
32 Structural Revolution in International Business Architecture, Volume 2 • Private ownership as the main engine of economic growth. • Corporate ownership as the dominant organizational form for large enterprises. • Openness to foreign investment. • Membership of key international economic institutions, including the IMF, World Bank and the GATT. As part of the agenda the West must provide large funds to help the government with economic and political crisis management. Shock therapy thus required that Western governments would provide grants for a target state’s foreign exchange reserves, money for social security payments, ‘cancellation of most of the debt owed to Western governments and banks’ (Sachs, 1990) and long-term development finance.
3) Degrees of regional integration. (4) High profit rates. (5) Highly skilled but low cost labour. (6) Improved infrastructure. (7) Low exchange rates. These factors could not be present in an economy depressed due to shock therapy in a fragmented region. The experience showed that the whole of Eastern Europe and the ex-Soviet Union have attracted very small flows of foreign direct investment. On the other hand China, which had not followed the IMF’s prescriptions and had failed to do such allegedly vital things as clarifying property rights and guaranteeing contracts, had attracted massive amounts of foreign direct investment.