Published in Tokyo Club Papers, No 2 1989. Co-written with Stephen Thomsen for The Royal Institution of International Affairs (Chatham House)
“Research completed last year for the Tokyo Club documented the rapid growth of foreign direct investment (FDI) among the G-5 countries, particularly since 1983. The build-up of overseas production bases was especially significant by Japan, although the United States and Britain still have much larger total holdings of FDI.”
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Reproduced with permission of The Nomura Foundation (was Tokyo Club Foundation for Global Studies)