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How Rising Conflict Is Undermining Foreign Investment and Economic Growth
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How Rising Conflict Is Undermining Foreign Investment and Economic Growth

A World Bank Group and King’s College London study finds that armed conflict significantly reduces foreign investment, jobs, and economic diversification, with the impact becoming stronger in recent years as investors grow more sensitive to geopolitical risks. The research highlights that peace and stability are critical for attracting investment and sustaining economic growth, making conflict prevention and strong institutions essential policy priorities for governments.

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A World Bank Group and King’s College London study finds that armed conflict significantly reduces foreign investment, jobs, and economic diversification, with the impact becoming stronger in recent years as investors grow more sensitive to geopolitical risks.

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