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19 Wake Forest J. Bus. & Intell. Prop. L. 103
Traditionally, Washington has led international efforts to bring
down barriers to cross-border capital flows with the goals of expanding
investment opportunities for United States multinational businesses and
creating a more stable and efficient international system. The United
States relies heavily on foreign cash inflows to compensate for a
shortage of savings in America, and the U.S. routinely ranks among the
most favorable destinations for foreign direct investors. As a result,
foreign direct investment plays a significant and growing role–yet
shrinking presence–in the U.S. economy.