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According to GPT, Poland (my pick because its GDP per cap is about the average for the former Warsaw Pact) received about $10,000 per person in foreign direct i
by hollerith 4mo ago
According to GPT, Poland (my pick because its GDP per cap is about the average for the former Warsaw Pact) received about $10,000 per person in foreign direct investment in recent years whereas during the same period, China received only about $1,900 per person.
- lenerdenator 4mo ago> in recent years How about 25-35 years ago when the wave of globalization truly hit?
- hollerith 4mo agoYou could look it up yourself. The figures I gave are the total current value of equities (stocks) held by foreign investors (divided by population). Since the value was zero in Poland in 1989 and very very low in China in 1989, GPT thought this would be a good way to estimate cumulative investment from then to now, but GPT also said there are figures available for investment inflows per year going back to 1989 that it could add up if I asked, but it guessed that such a calculation would only show investment into Poland in an even more comparatively favorable light. https://chatgpt.com/share/6a1f4622-aea4-83e8-838a-0c3ac69b26db https://chatgpt.com/share/6a1f4622-aea4-83e8-838a-0c3ac69b26...
- jrflowers 4mo ago>GPT thought No it didn’t