Expectations: Foreign investment around the world is threatened during the Trump era

Once US President Donald Trump takes on his duties later today, foreign investment will be expected that US President Donald Trump will take his duties later today. “Over the past two years, the direct foreign investment environment has seen many different changes. Because of economic or political factors that have influenced the nature and directions of investments,” Michael Lohan, CEO of the “Bloomberg” radio in Davos, said Monday. This leads to a completely different scene in which direct foreign investment competes. I think we will see a continuation of the inauguration ceremony later today. Nevertheless, the revenue of the corporate tax- which reached a record $ 39 billion ($ 40.2 billion), is not a source of guaranteed revenue. Ireland in a recent interview with TV “Bloomberg” and says it is a surplus at the expense of the United States. The competitiveness of its economy. Ireland also benefits from the UK, which recently introduced a set of tax changes to companies. “As we move forward, I think there are more opportunities for Ireland in the British market, and we are constantly working to achieve it,” Luhan said. He concluded: “We see the arrival of some investment flow, and in general, not only thanks to taxes, but to a large extent based on the availability of high skills, human talents and opportunities for economic growth.”