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24 November, 18:55

How do internal financing and foreign investments differ?

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  1. 24 November, 19:02
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    Internal Financing is the use of the surplus generated from the company's own operations as source capital for new investiments, the company is still in full control of all their money and decisions. While Foreign Investments is capital flowing from one country to another, giving the foreign investors and active role in the management of their investiment and ownership stakes in the company.
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