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What makes Why does a currency devaluation make a country more attractive for FDIforeign direct investment?

I refer to the following articleThe author of (link below), whichthis article says "[the devaluation of the yuan] may also have impact on FDI[foreign direct investment (FDI)] if China becomes a more attractive destination vis-a-vis India". Why is this?

I understand that the following sentence then says "investors would go there where with the exchange rate he will get more kick for his dollar", but what makes China a more attractive destination for FDI than India following the devaluation of the yuan?

Link to article: http://indianexpress.com/article/business/business-others/cheaper-imports-to-rise-devaluation-of-yuan-by-china-to-hit-indias-exports/#sthash.DwVYGCt9.dpuf

What makes a country more attractive for FDI?

I refer to the following article (link below), which says "[the devaluation of the yuan] may also have impact on FDI if China becomes a more attractive destination vis-a-vis India". Why is this?

I understand that the following sentence then says "investors would go there where with the exchange rate he will get more kick for his dollar", but what makes China a more attractive destination for FDI than India following the devaluation of the yuan?

Link to article: http://indianexpress.com/article/business/business-others/cheaper-imports-to-rise-devaluation-of-yuan-by-china-to-hit-indias-exports/#sthash.DwVYGCt9.dpuf

Why does a currency devaluation make a country more attractive for foreign direct investment?

The author of this article says "[the devaluation of the yuan] may also have impact on [foreign direct investment (FDI)] if China becomes a more attractive destination vis-a-vis India". Why is this?

I understand that the following sentence then says "investors would go there where with the exchange rate he will get more kick for his dollar", but what makes China a more attractive destination for FDI than India following the devaluation of the yuan?

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I refer to the following article (link below), which says "[the devaluation of the yuan] may also have impact on FDI if China becomebecomes a more attractive destination vis-a-vis India". Why is this?

I understand that the following sentence then says "investors would go there where with the exchange rate he will get more kick for his dollar", but what makes China a more attractive destination for FDI than India following the devaluation of the yuan?

Link to article: http://indianexpress.com/article/business/business-others/cheaper-imports-to-rise-devaluation-of-yuan-by-china-to-hit-indias-exports/#sthash.DwVYGCt9.dpuf

I refer to the following article (link below), which says "[the devaluation of the yuan] may also have impact on FDI if China become more attractive destination vis-a-vis India". Why is this?

I understand that the following sentence then says "investors would go there where with the exchange rate he will get more kick for his dollar", but what makes China a more attractive destination for FDI than India following the devaluation of the yuan?

Link to article: http://indianexpress.com/article/business/business-others/cheaper-imports-to-rise-devaluation-of-yuan-by-china-to-hit-indias-exports/#sthash.DwVYGCt9.dpuf

I refer to the following article (link below), which says "[the devaluation of the yuan] may also have impact on FDI if China becomes a more attractive destination vis-a-vis India". Why is this?

I understand that the following sentence then says "investors would go there where with the exchange rate he will get more kick for his dollar", but what makes China a more attractive destination for FDI than India following the devaluation of the yuan?

Link to article: http://indianexpress.com/article/business/business-others/cheaper-imports-to-rise-devaluation-of-yuan-by-china-to-hit-indias-exports/#sthash.DwVYGCt9.dpuf

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What makes a country more attractive for FDI?

I refer to the following article (link below), which says "[the devaluation of the yuan] may also have impact on FDI if China become more attractive destination vis-a-vis India". Why is this?

I understand that the following sentence then says "investors would go there where with the exchange rate he will get more kick for his dollar", but what makes China a more attractive destination for FDI than India following the devaluation of the yuan?

Link to article: http://indianexpress.com/article/business/business-others/cheaper-imports-to-rise-devaluation-of-yuan-by-china-to-hit-indias-exports/#sthash.DwVYGCt9.dpuf