Foreign direct investment into the United States provides material economic benefits to the American people—including the promotion of economic growth, productivity, competitiveness and job creation.
Some bad actors, however, seek to take advantage of the United States’ rules-based open investment climate and use foreign direct investment to undermine the country’s strategic advantages by, for example, facilitating the transfer of technology or exploiting Americans’ sensitive data.
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