Myanmar FDI Entry Into Foreign Term Paper

" (Nolan, 2013) There is a critical need for the country's power grid to be upgraded by the power and energy sector since these upgrades would serve to assist the government in its development of a national energy policy and the financial services and ICT industries could help support small business development through the improvement of access to communications and financial services that are affordable.

Summary and Conclusion

The country of Myanmar has just pulled out of many years of military rule. The government is focused on reform of the economic sector of Myanmar but there is still a great way to go before Myanmar is an investment friendly option for foreign direct investment. There is a lack of a legal and financial structure to effectively support foreign direct investment in Myanmar.However, for companies that desire to invest in Myanmar, they should focus on contributing to the develop of the national economic and legal structure needed to support their investment.

References

Myanmar -- Strategic Investment Opportunities and Challenges in Energy and Chemicals. (2013) Prospectus. Retrieved from: http://www.chemsystems.com/reports/search/docs/prospectus/STMC13_Myanmar_Pros.pdf

Myanmar Business Guide (2012) PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLC. Retrieved from: http://www.pwc.com/sg/en/assets/document/myanmar_business_guide.pdf

Nolan, C. (2013) BSR Insight -- Entering Responsibily in Risky Markets. A Look at Myanmar. Retrieved from: http://www.bsr.org/en/our-insights/bsr-insight-article/entering-responsibly-in-risky-markets-a-look-at-myanmar

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