The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science 1991: Vol 516 Index

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Automobile industry, 104-5, 171-72 FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT IN THE
UNITED STATES AND U.S. TRADE,
Bailey, Martin J., 8 Robert E. Lipsey, 76-90
BAILEY, MARTIN J. and GEORGE S. TAV- FOREIGN INVESTMENT IN THE USS.
LAS, Exchange Rate Variability and ECONOMY BEFORE 1914, Mira Wil-
Direct Investment, 106-16 kins, 9-21
Banking, foreign investment in, 13-14, 17,
21 General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, 180-81
BARRIERS TO FOREIGN INVESTMENT IN Graham, Edward M., 8
THE U.S. AND OTHER NATIONS, Vito GRAHAM, EDWARD M., Real and Imagined
Tanzi and Isaias Coelho, 154-68 Dangers of U.S. Dependence on Foreign
Brazil, foreign investment in, 165 Capital, 126-43
Budget deficit, U.S. federal, 40-41, 43, 45, 49,
160 Helkie, William, 8
debt service, 128 HELKIE, WILLIAM and LOIS STEKLER, The
see also Sovereign debt, U.S., to foreign in- Macroeconomic Effects of Restricting
vestors Foreign Investment in the U.S., 66-75
Bureau of Economic Analysis (U.S. Depart-
ment of Commerce), 149-50 IMPACT OF U.S. LAWS ON FOREIGN DI-
Business firms, foreign-owned, 76-90, 91-105 RECT INVESTMENT, THE, Leroy O.
behavior of, 123 Laney, 144-53
Inflation, 75
Coelho, Isaias, 8 International Trade Administration (U.S.
COELHO, ISAIAS, see TANZI, VITO, coau- Department of Commerce), 149-50
thor Investment, foreign direct, restriction of in
Committee on Foreign Investment in the various countries, 163-65
United States, 147-49, 161-62 see also Brazil, foreign investment in; East-
ern Europe, foreign investment in; Japan
DETERMINANTS OF U.S. CAPITAL IM- Investment, foreign, in the United States, 22-
PORTS, THE, William A. Niskanen, 36- 35, 36-49
49 direct investment, 16-18, 50-65, 76-90, 91-
Dollar, U.S., value of, see Exchange rate 105, 106-16, 144-53, 154-68, 169-82
geographical location of foreign investment,
Eastern Europe, foreign investment in, 168 62-64, 65
Economy, U.S., performance of, 140-42 industries receiving foreign investment, 60-
Eisner, Robert, 8 62, 174-75, 176
EISNER, ROBERT and PAUL J. PIEPER, investment before 1914, 9-21
Real Foreign Investment in Perspective, portfolio investment, 13-16
22-35 real gross national product and foreign in-
Employment vestment, 45
and foreign direct investment, 152, 159 restriction of foreign investment, 66-75, 117-
and trade protection, 97 25, 144-53, 154-68
see also Unemployment, and foreign direct U.S. laws on foreign investment, 144-53,
investment 160-63
Exchange rate, 30-31, 81-83, 85, 90, 106-16, U.S. trade and foreign direct investment,
178-79 76-90
EXCHANGE RATE VARIABILITY AND DI- Investment, U.S. domestic, 38-39, 75, 121,
RECT INVESTMENT, Martin J. Bailey 134-39
and George S. Tavlas, 106-16
Exon-Florio Amendment, 128, 148-49, 161-62 Japan
direct investment by in the United States, 51,
Federal Reserve Board, multicountry model. 57, 62, 102, 104-5, 159 n. 8, 174-75
69-70 foreign investment in, 165
227
228 THE ANNALS OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY
Laney, Leroy O., 8 Savings in the United States, 33-34, 38-39,
LANEY, LEROY O., The Impact of U.S. Laws 48-49, 75, 119, 120, 121, 130-34, 141, 142,
on Foreign Direct Investment, 144-53 160
Latin America, foreign investment in, 155 SHOULD THE U.S. RESTRICT FOREIGN
Lipsey, Robert E., 8 INVESTMENT? Michael Ulan, 117-25
LIPSEY, ROBERT E., Foreign Direct Invest- Sovereign debt, U.S., to foreign investors, 10-
ment in the United States and U.S. Trade, 13
76-90 see also Budget deficit, U.S. federal
State governments (U.S.)
MACROECONOMIC EFFECTS OF RESTRICT- attracting foreign investment, 48, 122
ING FOREIGN INVESTMENT IN THE financial borrowing, 12-13, 18-19, 147
U.S., THE, William Helkie and Lois Stek- Steel industry, 105
ler, 66-75 Stekler, Lois, 8
Manufacturing firms, foreign-owned, in the STEKLER, LOIS, see HELKIE, WILLIAM,
United States, 76-90 coauthor
see also Investment, foreign, in the United
States, industries receiving foreign in- Tanzi, Vito, 8
vestment TANZI, VITO and ISAIAS COELHO, Barriers
McCulloch, Rachel, 8 to Foreign Investment in the U.S. and
McCULLOCH, RACHEL, Why Foreign Corpora- Other Nations, 154-68
tioAren Busyin g into U.S. Business, 169-82 Tavlas, George S., 8
TAVLAS, GEORGE S., see BAILEY, MAR-
National security, and foreign investment, TIN J., coauthor
123-24, 146, 147-49, 157-59, 161, 162 Taxes, and investment in the United States,
Niskanen, William A., 8 and foreign investment, 61
NISKANEN, WILLIAM A., The Determinants Television industry, color, 102, 104
of U.S. Capital Imports, 36-49 Trade protection, 91-105, 179-80
Nontariff trade barriers, 96-103, 172 TRADE PROTECTION AND FOREIGN DI-
RECT INVESTMENT IN THE USS.,
Pieper, Paul J., 8 Dominick Salvatore, 91-105
PIEPER, PAUL J., see EISNER, ROBERT, Trade, U.S., and foreign direct investment,
coauthor 76-90
PROFILE OF RECENT FOREIGN INVEST-
MENT IN THE U.S., A, Edward John Ulan, Michael, 8
Ray, 50-65 ULAN, MICHAEL, Preface, 8
ULAN, MICHAEL, Should the U.S. Restrict
Railroads, foreign investment in, 14-15, 19 Foreign Investment? 117-25
Ray, Edward John, 8 Unemployment, and foreign direct investment,
RAY, EDWARD JOHN, A Profile of Recent 64, 65, 122-23
Foreign Investment in the U.S., 50-65 see also Employment
REAL AND IMAGINED DANGERS OF U.S.
DEPENDENCE ON FOREIGN CAPITAL, WHY FOREIGN NATIONS ARE BUYING INTO
Edward M. Graham, 126-43 U.S. BUSINESS, Rachel McCulloch, 169-
REAL FOREIGN INVESTMENT IN PER- 82
SPECTIVE, Robert Eisner and Paul J. Wilkins, Mira, 8
Pieper, 22-35 WILKINS, MIRA, Foreign Investment in the
U.S. Economy before 1914, 9-21
Salvatore, Dominick, 8
SALVATORE, DOMINICK, Trade Protection Yen-Dollar Agreement of May 1984, 43, 48
and Foreign Direct Investment in the
US., 91-105