THE ECONOMIC GROWTH RATE AS A DETERMINANT OF FDI INFLOW IN TRANSITION
Keywords:
foreign direct investment, economic growth, gross domestic product, countries in transitionAbstract
Attracting foreign direct investment is one of the key assumptions of transitional model of economic development and economic restructuring applied in almost all European countries in transition. Bearing in mind that one of the main determinants of FDI attractiveness of the market, the question is to what extent the rate of economic growth determinant of FDI inflows. The research conducted in this study included 16 countries in transition in the period 2001-2011 . years . Results showed a positive but not statistically significant correlation between foreign direct investment and economic growth in these countries.Downloads
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