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International Factor Movements; Learning Objectives; Factors of Production: Capital ;Global FDI Flows;U.S. Direct Investment Position Abroad by Industry, 2010;U.S. Direct Investment Position Abroad by Region or Country, 2010;World’s Largest Corporations, 2011 (billions of $);Reasons for International Movement of Capital;Capital Market Equilibrium;Capital Market Equilibrium;Capital Market Equilibrium;Capital Market Equilibrium;Capital Market Equilibrium;;;;;;Capital Market Equilibrium;Economic Effects of International Capital Flows On Incomes;Economic Effects of Int’l Capital Flows On Incomes;Economic Effects of Int’l Capital Flows On Incomes;Economic Effects of Int’l Capital Flows On Incomes;Economic Effects of Int’l Capital Flows On Incomes;;;;International Capital Flows: A Summary;Potential Benefits of FDI to Host Country;Potential Costs of FDI to Host Country;Potential Costs of FDI to Host Country (cont’d);Why Migrate?;Economic Effects of Labor Migration;;;;GDP falls in country I (the country from which the migrants come), BUT: Wages rise for remaining workers. It can be shown that the decrease in the Country I labor force is greater than the decrease in GDP, so per capita income rises. Capitalists are hurt; labor benefits.;;GDP rises in country II (the country to which migrants go), BUT: Wages fall. It can be shown that the increase in the Country II labor force is greater than the increase in GDP, so per capita income falls. Labor is worse off; capitalists are better off. ;;;;International Migration: Other Considerations;International Migration: Other Considerations