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50 / The Effectiveness of Promotion Agencies

They also indicate that including the private sector contributes to

broaden the platform and help to achieve a consensus in the

agency’s effort to market the country abroad. Yet they should

not be used to overestimate the role of the IPA. The reporting

mechanism to the president or the prime minister may reflect the

overall commitment of the government toward reforms. Within

that context, the positive correlations reported above, although

indicative, would capture this global trend in the government’s

effort rather than the agency’s own performance.

Some IPA characteristics do not seem to influence the

agency’s performance. The agency’s mandate, staff qualification,

and number of overseas offices have no significant association

with FDI flows. It is possible that these characteristics do not

matter. Another possibility is that our survey has too little varia￾tion in these factors to identify their eventual impact on the

effectiveness of IPAs.

The lack of influence from the number of mandates is some￾what surprising because of the belief that agencies focusing

exclusively on investment promotion should be more effective

than those dealing with several activities simultaneously.

Although export promotion and investment promotion are

indeed related,36 these two activities are in reality quite different.

They require different skills, and they involve contacts with dif￾ferent kinds of managers within foreign firms. Investment pro￾motion is very similar to the business task of selling major plant

and equipment. Not only will the decision affect the costs of the

firm and its access to particular markets, but it also may have

broad strategic implications, such as generating moves from

competitors or even affecting the firm’s political relations at

home. The decisions to make such investments require the com￾mitment of very high levels of management—and convincing

management demands personal selling skills as well as the provi￾sion of various kinds of services. In contrast, export promotion is

very similar to the business tasks of retail sales or sales of materi￾als. They are likely to involve repeated smaller transactions,

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