At first glance, this transfer of production might be seen as bringing benefits to the recipient countries. However, the majority of these industries are heavy industries including those involved with toxic substances such as automobile and computer assembling industries. While there have been many efforts to raise awareness of these negative impacts of industrialization in developing countries, industrialization remains the main engine of growth in many countries around the world, particularly the developing countries. Thus, countries in the Third World extend their open arms to industry and foreign direct investment, and compete to maximize the benefits by instituting policies that give priority to foreign investment and by creating the appropriate “investment climate” regardless of the costs.