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Meanings of inward investment in English

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Usage of inward investment in English
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We have had unprecedented international interest in trade, tourism and inward investment.
The Irish Times
2
Owing to its vast domestic market, Indonesia is getting more inward investment.
Reuters
3
He said: It's actually good for Britain to have inward investment.
The Guardian
4
The real threat to inward investment in the UK is simple.
The Guardian
5
It is considered crucial to attract inward investment to the Republic.
The Irish Times
6
A skilled graduate workforce is in place to attract inward investment.
The Irish Times
7
To a large degree that inward investment is the foundation of our prosperity.
The Irish Times
8
Businesses have called for the change to promote inward investment.
The Irish Times
9
It will be largest inward investment ever in the UK.
BBC
10
There were no enterprise zones, no tax inducements for inward investment, and no re-training.
The Guardian
11
Ireland could lose its competitiveness and future inward investment.
The Irish Times
12
Is it worth funding an event which mighy lead to inward investment down the road?
The Irish Times
13
These steps should encourage significant inward investment into Ireland.
The Irish Times
14
It enables high-speed internet and is considered crucial to attracting inward investment to the Republic.
The Irish Times
15
The IDA rightly spends many millions attracting inward investment.
The Irish Times
16
They could attract inward investment by making assets cheaper and strengthening a country's export competitiveness.
Reuters
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Inward investment across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Rare
United Kingdom
Rare