... Foreigndirectinvestment (FDI) has gained signifi cant importance over the past decade as a tool for accelerating growth and development of transition ...standard of living and ...
... indicators of sector structure seems to have reached its ...or in a system of equations, when the analysis comprises a sufficiently big and diversified region as most countries are (even smaller ones ...
... flow of FDI in developing countries using an unbalanced panel data set ...importance of the key determinants of FDI mentioned in the document and take steps to formulate policies that ...
... context of the Johansen VECM specification, the factors that were found to either impede or induce FDI flows into South Africa are the following: labour capital ratio; market size; corporate taxation; wage costs; ...
... role in Brazi l’s push towards a market oriented ...dollars in FDI. In 2012 Brazil was the second largest developing country recipient of FDI and the fourth worldwide ...result, in ...
... outside of the country than inside. In my personal opinion, I have a big concerns with the peace agreements , because and above everything in the 1st agreement has lots to do about illegal ...
... – In this study REER is defined as the relative consumer price index (through following the Law of One Price (LOP) 5 and Purchasing Power Parity (PPP) 6 ...deviation of the monthly changes in ...
... reported in Table 6. It is interesting to compare the coefficients in this table with those in the related column of Table ...coefficients in the fixed-effects model are as well ...
... solvency of the ...role in the funding of the group ...stages of the value chain where could obtain more competitive advantages. In these regard there are a business motive underlying ...
... result of withdrawing capital from FDI, these irms issue fewer bonds. In this case, deteriorative bank credit results in shrinking bond issuance, which we call the complementary effect of bond ...
... channels in which FDI has positive ...channel of learning labor force may affect on the ...growth. In general, the spillover of FDI on domestic labor efficiency increase in competition, ...
... freedom, foreigndirectinvestment and economic growth us- ing panel data for a sample of 18 Latin American countries over the pe- riod spanning 1970 through ...freedom, foreign ...
... present in Angola, Macau, Cape Verde and Luxembourg and its interest and willingness to invest in the Middle East region and Dubai in particular is a clear example of the findings provided by ...
... half of the electricity comes from renewable sources. As part of the EU, Portugal has a similar access and availability of financial services when compared with other major competitors for FDI, such ...
... forms of internationalization of assets (foreigndirectinvestment, international joint ventures, subsidiaries, global business groups) have more risks, because they establish an ...
... Foreigndirectinvestment (FDI) is recognised today as one of the most vital motors for the stimulation of a country’s development, and of real convergence with more developed ...
... impact of language on IB, and the distinct effects of language and ...culture. In this study, by language we mean the same language type that is internationally standardized but with local ...
... investments in non-specific sectors of the economy are not governed by contracts and, therefore, do not generate transaction ...rationality of individuals is limited and the fact that the cost ...
... liberalization of the economy and face increasing current account deficits. In 1992, the requirement for Brazilian outward investors to compensate foreign currency remittances abroad associated with ...
... why foreign capital flows contribute to print for a regional integration process a higher vertical degree in ASEAN than in ...determinants of FDI in ASEAN countries covering the period ...