Is the Policy Framework for Investment developed by the OECD a possible alternative for the adoption of a multilateral instrument?

The paper explores the evolution of foreign direct investment (FDI) and its impact on multinational corporations. It delves into the legal frameworks that govern FDI, analyzing how they shape business operations across borders. The study emphasizes the interplay between trade laws and anti-trust regulations, providing insights into the complexities faced by businesses in a globalized economy. With a focus on the implications for policy-making and international relations, the research highlights the significance of understanding legal dynamics in fostering sustainable investment practices.