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After the fiscal crisis of 2008 there has been a dramatic decr quieten of foreign direct enthronisation funds (FDI) around the gentleman. Particularly the rapid decline in inflows has affected the recuperation speed of FDI around the world. Inflows into Europe contracted by 42% and to northern America by 21%, inflows to Australia and New Zealand together declined by 14% 1. However there are few exceptions to the trend, such as the joined Kingdom who have managed to keep its FDI attraction. UNCTAD has confirmed that FDI inflows into the UK have risen by 22% 2 over the past year. Inward FDI into the UKIn the exsert 30 years the UK has put in a lot of bowel movement to dramatically incr solace the inflows of FDI into the country. The strategy succeeded due to the rich and diverse ecosystem of the UK and ease of doing business. The inflow FDI has shown constant growth until 2000, which peaked to $118.8 billion. The IT bubble burst in 2000 caused a dramatic fall in IFDI which can b e illustrated in Figure 1. The downfall resulted in the UK attracting altogether $16.8 billion in 2003. The data shows that the FDI inflows boosted in the period of 2004-2007, and that Mergers and Acquisitions that the Multinational Corporations used to enter the UK, as swell up as the reduced interest rate, can explain this.Due to the fast collapse of the worlds economy in 2008 M&A became an unfavourable method of FDI and in just one year IFDI into UK shrank by 50%. The trend continued up to 2011, as the FDI pattern locomote towards investments into third world countries and developing nations. This enormous change in the FDI interpret after the financial crisis is mainly due to a decline in investments from transnational corporations that are located in the European Union. As the worlds economy has... ...T and communications sector in the UK is likely to expect attractive and to increase its share of IFDI. The plans for UK network companies to move to 4G speed only open o pportunities for foreign investors. Overall, I believe that foreign direct investment is going to increase within the next 5 years. Even though the manufacturing sector is likely to shrink, IT and business services will make up for the losses. Due to the nature of the UK economy and a high diversity and meliorate pool of labour, the IT and Business industries are going to expand. UK is already one of the nigh favourable countries in the world for IT and financial services due to its ease of doing business, the attractive corporate and personal tax environment, the preferred use of both the English language and English law in business operations, and the UKs involvement in the European Single Market7.