trade and foreign investments. Therefore, the policy of attracting foreign investment has become an integral part of the economic policy of many countries, with the help of which seek to achieve economic growth. A flow of foreign capital is a source of competitiveness for both foreign investors and for the economies receiving investments. The value of foreign direct investment (FDI) to the economy in all countries of the world, especially in developing countries is increasing dramatically due to the
In the last two periods, foreign direct investment (FDI) in emerging countries has become more and more important to have direct investment in developing countries in attracting substantial and rising foreign investment more and more success. However, empirical research is lagging behind, and have more trouble finding these advantages in practice. The most obvious is that a large number of application documents have already seen foreign direct investment on the relationship between GDP growth, but
FDI Flows into the Indian Pharmaceutical Industry: An Analysis of Trends and Constraints. Delhi: Department of Management Studies, Indian Institute of Technology: This research paper states that India’s economic reforms since 1990s and World Trade Organization’s Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights have caused significant changes
Egypt position in a globally competitive economic environment. Porter's diamond model suggests threat there are inherent reasons why some nations are more competitive than others on an international market (Porter M., 1990). Another factor that influence in competitive advantages such as the policies that put by government. One of the most influencer policies is (FDI) Foreign direct investment policy. National policies are set by government for attracting FDI to a larger number of developing countries
OLI theory is changing with time goes by, it can’t reflect the changing international production activities, especially from firm’s strategies models (Buckley and Casson, 1998). Furthermore, the OLI theory can only be applied to micro analysis but its macro analysis ability is doubted (Kojima,
as the weaknesses associated with FDI for various countries. Most studies have taken into consideration variables related to capital, trade openess, labour cost, human capital and technology. 2.1.1 Theroretical Background In this section, many theories have been designed to help in shaping the concept of FDI. Studies have shown that theories of FDI had evolved through years. There is not a single theoritical explanation; rather, there are several theories for FDI. Nevertheless there is still research
next two weeks. People who throwaway low wage jobs or who don’t want to work, like full time student, retired persons and children are not included in the unemployment. Involuntary unemployment is that which consist of firing of workers due to an economic crisis, industrial deterioration, and company liquidation or due to organizational
ANALYSIS OF THE TRENDS AND BEHAVIOURAL PATTERN OF THE NIARA EXCHANGE RATE AND FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT IN NIGERIA Nigeria has a great potential for attracting foreign investment. It has a large market, represented by a large vital population and it is richly endowed with natural resources mineral deposits especially oil and gas, vegetation, arable agricultural land etc. she also has cheap labor force. Available statistics show that the country has not benefited much from foreign investment flows
companies around the world. The process of economic globalization is at an advanced stage and it is no exaggeration talking about the global village. Globalization has led to a reduction of barriers between countries over time. Due to this
In the international market diversification and enterprise growth, the social capital theory also enriches the small and medium-sized international strategic management content. With the extension of the internationalization process, enterprises in a single country market development will not be enough to support its growth. Enterprises face a basic contradiction in the internationalization of enterprises when companies enter various national markets: enterprises on one hand operate in different