The economy of the United States is significantly enhanced by international investments and its worker through job creation, increasing the productivity of goods and services, raising wages and export growth. There are various ways in which individuals can invest in the country, which include dividend stocks, corporate bonds where organizations provide debt in the form of selling bonds, Municipal bonds, treasury inflation-protected securities, treasury bonds, and money market accounts (United States Trade Representative; “Investment”). For international investments by corporations or companies, the federal government has friendly agreements with international investors, which include free trade agreements (FTAs). The Committee of Foreign Investments in the United States (CFIUS) is a committee that has been created to review and oversee the national security impact of some foreign investments in the country.
