investment liberalization

Investment liberalization involves reducing restrictions and regulations on cross-border investments, allowing investors from different countries to more easily buy assets, start businesses, or operate in each other's markets. This process aims to promote economic growth, increase foreign direct investment, and enhance international economic integration. By opening up markets, countries create a more attractive environment for investors, which can lead to job creation, technology transfer, and improved trade relationships. Overall, it encourages a freer flow of capital across borders, fostering more vibrant and competitive global markets.