(*) Or "locational competition", which refers to what Zygmunt Bauman calls the "pedlar/beggar" role of government within neoliberalism:

Governments are reduced to the role of standortkonkurrenz to seduce free-floating capital to flow in and to cajole it to resist the temptation to flow out ... (it is the) ... pedlar/beggar role to which governments have been reduced in their struggle to keep their subjects alive and away from mischief ...

This is to help meet the demands of the Washington Consensus, and especially the avoidance of tax.