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Determinants of FDI: there are about six key traditional determinants of FDI (firm-level and plant-level scale...

  1. Determinants of FDI: there are about six key traditional determinants of FDI (firm-level and plant-level scale economies, trade costs, transportation costs, tax differentials, and cost of factors differentials) that are often used in empirical testing of FDI models. List and explain other factors (other than those listed above) that affect the location decisions of FDI/MNCs.

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