The document discusses foreign direct investment (FDI) flows between cities globally. It notes that 9,243 investments were made between firms in 2,259 cities, representing 50% of the world economy, though primarily between developed cities. Africa accounts for only 1% of global city connections but 10% of the world's population. The top sources of FDI projects into Indian cities are Bangalore, Mumbai, Chennai, New Delhi, and Hyderabad, while the top source cities globally are Tokyo, London, New York, Paris, and Dubai.
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1. DEVELOPING DELHI
TO ATTRACT
INVESTMENT
Delhi Workshop / VenhoevenCS
Dr. Ronald Wall
IHS/ERASMUS UNIVERSITY
2. 1. Globalization concerns a ‘society of cities’ in
which ‘no city develops in isolation’ (Storper
1997).
2. Firms are the essential reason why cities are
interconnected (Pred 1977).
3. The top 500 multinationals in 2004 accounted
for 90% of world investments and 50% of
global trade (Rugman 2005).
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1. 9,243 investments between firms in
2,259 cities.
2. Represents 50% of world economy
3. Primarily between developed cities
4. Africa has on 1% of connections, but
10% of world population.
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