[PDF] Top 20 Macroeconomics correlations focused on foreign direct investments

... The foreign investments represent a launching gate through devel- opment for the south-eastern European ...absorb foreign capital and to transform it in a source of higher ...be focused ... See full document

... condiional on reinvestment of proits; investment allowances and investment tax credits; accelerated depreciaion of assets; preferenial treatment of proit on exports; tax deducions based on speciic ... See full document

... both foreign and domestic ...relies on the domestic ...for foreign direct investments will be very difficult to change in the ...potential foreign direct ... See full document

... literature focused on the study of foreign direct investment was outlined in the eclectic paradigm outlined in Dunning ...a foreign country only if the firm, first, possesses an owner ... See full document

... value of the privatised companies. The south-eastern countries did not have the internal financing power to create huge local investments, but attracted foreign ones to purchase assets or business ... See full document

... Foreign direct investment (FDI) is assumed to be benefiting a poor country like ...for foreign companies and has adopted a number of policies to attract foreign direct investment into ... See full document

... First of all, its political implications, there is the inherent difficulty of justifying the identification of the figure of the hegemon that constructed and maintains the current IIA regime. KEOHANE and NYE (2011, p. ... See full document

... Investment Climate; United Arab Emirates; UAE; Saudi Arabia; Kuwait; Iraq; Qatar; Ornao; Yemen; Country competitiveness; lndustrialization; National Capability; Technological Capabil[r] ... See full document

... Foreign direct investment is a method to finance domestic investment especially for the countries that don't have enough capital, promotes advanced technology and management and consequently stimulates the ... See full document

... important direct effects on the domestic interest rate and these movements play a critical role in endogenous ...and foreign debt, as empirically ... See full document

... positively on FDI, performance of some industrial sectors (maufacture of gun and armory) The application of the results of this research may contribute to a clearer perception of the impacts of terrorism on ... See full document

... In this paper, we use aggregate data on the drivers of China’s FDI into Africa and compare them to those of global FDI into Africa to better understand China’s engagement with the continent. Specifically, we ... See full document

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... of foreign investments in Brazil starting from the 1990s have called attention due to the magnitude of the invested value, the prevalence of properties acquisitions as a preferential way of carrying out ... See full document

... means foreign investors tend to pay attention and have their investment decisions influenced by this variable within a distance of 3 ...that foreign investors are more influenced by a long past values and ... See full document

... Before exploiting studies related to each of the four types of risks that we are studying, we can conclude that country risks that stem from government actions such as breach of contractual agreements, changes in law and ... See full document

... In this number are included mining and manufacturing companies of any size and no matter how participated (controlled, joint and minority). Italian presence abroad [r] ... See full document

... changes in the underlying brain activity (e.g. [7] for learning of emotionally negative stimuli; [12]). Also, another possible explanation for the absence of behavioural effect may be that subjects were tested on ... See full document

... For small countries like Portugal, born global firms play a key role in the enhancement of small countries’ competitiveness in the international arena. Portugal’s 2010 total entrepreneurial activity (TEA) rate was 4.5%, ... See full document

... Com o crescente prestígio da escola novo-clássica, em 1978 Lucas e Sargent já se sentiam suficientemente confiantes para contemplar a vida “After Keynesian Macroeconomics” e, respondendo a Tobin (1977), que ... See full document