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Balance of Payments DivisionIMF Statistics Department
FDI Statistics Workshop—Measuring Globalization: Better Data for Better Policy
Eduardo Valdivia-Velarde, IMFParis, March 20, 2014
Panel 1. Measuring Investment Globalization: Are FDI Statistics Still a Useful Metric?
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Some key issues
Comprehensive definition of direct investment
Substantial progress made in recent years
Adoption of new methodological standards
Collection and dissemination of comprehensive and harmonized FDI position data and metadata (inward and outward) with geographical detail (e.g., CDIS)
The need for compiling and disseminating some data does not become evident until a crisis underscores its importance.
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CPIS and CDIS: Increasing geographical coverage
Not ReportingCDIS onlyCPIS onlyBoth CPIS and CDIS
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Few additional remarks
Importance of internationally-accepted statistical standards Countries’ efforts in the compilation and dissemination of
supplementary information of direct investment are most welcome
Exploring new concepts may be a valuable avenue for future improved standards, but it is essential to implement to the extent possible the current international standards