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Foreign direct investment (FDI) refers to a company investing in or acquiring assets of a foreign company. This provides the investor control and involvement in management. Foreign portfolio investment (FPI) refers to passive investment in foreign stocks, bonds, or funds without control or management involvement. The key differences are FDI provides control while FPI is passive investment, FDI is long term while FPI is short term, and FDI transfers technology while FPI generates returns. Both help increase

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Logan

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