One Europe: The Dream of Unity : Capital Ideas
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More than half of U.S. investment overseas is in Europe. But economic aid is a different story. In the former Soviet Union, for instance, Germany has far eclipsed America as a source of foreign aid. Total U.S. capital investment overseas (millions of dollars):
1989: $51,459
1990: $61,235
1991: $67,324 Total U.S. capital investment in Europe:
1989: $26,084
1990: $33,681
1991: $37,625
Source: U.S Survey of Current Business.
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