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                      4.2.4 - fig. 20 leading countries included in FDI in 2019
                                    (billion US dollars)
              In 2015, China ranked first in FDI  reported to other countries, but dropped to fourth
         place in 2019 (Figure 4.2.4 ) . However, in 2011 he was in sixth place. Over these years , 845
         state-owned transnational companies (TMK) were created, and the volume of investments
         they made in various industries and sectors of the world economy amounted to $ 145 billion.
         amounted to a dollar .  This is 11% of total FDI,  and the total value of goods and services
         created by them is about $26 trillion, of which $6.6 trillion is value added . In total, 72 million
         people were spent on creating goods and services of this volume. It can be seen that 36,111.1
         US dollars corresponded to one employee working in TM companies.
              In  2019, compared with  developed  countries,  the volume of  FDI  entering  the
         economies of developing countries showed a high indicator. If we take into account that the
         rate of return on these investments averaged 8%, in transition countries it was 13%, and in
         developed countries it was 7%. Of this, 33% ($500 billion) was repatriated  174 to countries that
         adopted the TSI, and the rest ($1 trillion) to countries that were included in the TSI.
              In 2019, global trade (exports and imports) increased by 15% to US$2,854 billion. In
         2019, the volume of TTCI imports into developed countries increased by 3 percent compared
         to the previous year (Table 4.2.3). The  largest share goes  to countries with  the  highest
         industrial development.





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