An Investigation into the Causal Links Among FDI Determinants: Empirical Evidence from Greece

Tsitouras, Antonis; Mitrakos, Panagiotis; Tsimpida, Chrysanthi; Vlachos, Vasileios; Bitzenis, Aristidis

doi:10.1080/10669868.2019.1640829

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“…Tsitouras, Mitrakos, Tsimpida, Vlachos and Bitzenis (2020) Market size, trade openness, the quality of labor, infrastructure facilities and technological skills (most of all). Tsitouras, Mitrakos, Tsimpida, Vlachos and Bitzenis (2020) investigate long-run relationships between inward FDI and its key determinants for the period 1980-2016.…”

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confidence: 99%

Motives and Barriers to the Location of MNEs and the Role of the Informal Economy: the Case of Greece

Vlachos

Tsitouras²,

Tsimpida

et al. 2022

SYMPHONYA.EMERGING Issues in Management

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Considering the significant decrease of investment and GDP in Greece, and the goal of achieving a V-shaped post-COVID-19 recovery, inward FDI could be regarded as a source of productive private investment. This study aims to indicate differences in the factors determining inward FDI in Greece before and after the great crisis and the role of the informal economy on Greece’s inward FDI. This study explores the perceptions of multinational enterprises’ upper management regarding motives of and barriers to locating their activities in Greece, the role of the informal economy and how these perceptions changed before and after the great economic crisis of late 2000s. The results indicate that the relation between inward FDI and the informal economy depends on types of entry and that tax evasion opportunities can impact positively on the motives of foreign investors.

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confidence: 99%

Motives and Barriers to the Location of MNEs and the Role of the Informal Economy: the Case of Greece

Vlachos

Tsitouras²,

Tsimpida

et al. 2022

SYMPHONYA.EMERGING Issues in Management

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“…The results revealed that FDI inflows and outflows, energy consumption, fixed capital formation, and carbon dioxide emissions affected economic development. Tsitouras, Mitrakos, Tsimpida, Vlachos, and Bitzenis (2019) examined the determinants of inward FDI (i.e., trade openness, education, infrastructure, technological abilities, and real GDP) in Greece for (the 1980 -2016 period). The study employed VECM and the results indicated long-run relationships between variables.…”

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An Examination Into the Causal Links Among Inward FDI Determinants: Empirical Evidence From Jordan

Mugableh

2021

IJFR

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This paper examined the causal links between inward foreign direct investments (FDI) and its determinants (i.e., gross domestic product, education, trade openness, infrastructure, and technological abilities) for Jordan over (the period 1980 – 2018). The paper used vector error correction model. The results of the study considered that gross domestic product, trade openness, education, infrastructure, and technological abilities are primary engine of inward FDI in (long term and short term). Thus, the results have vital role for the policy makers in Jordan to formulate domestic and foreign policies. This study relied on three essential parts. Firstly, FDI is a significant source of capital that promotes economic growth. Secondly, the question of what are the leading drivers of FDI remains inadequate in the literature. Finally, this research adds to the literature by using different econometrics techniques and long span of yearly time series data.

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“…Moreover, innumerable research has been widely discovered in several macroeconomy variables that affect FDI in various countries. Such as BRICS countries by Maryam and Mittal (2020), Select South Asian Countries by Sahoo and Sethi (2020), in Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) by (Cieślik, 2019), in Kosovo by Govori and Fejzullahu (2020), in Greece by Tsitouras et al (2020), in 23 countries by Canh et al (2019), German by Camarero et al (2019), India by Arul Provin Binny and Morarji (2019) and etcetera. Whereas, there still limited research that analyzes the specific variables which influence the FDI in OIC countries.…”

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What drives the inflow of FDI in OIC countries? Evidence from Top 10 hosts of inward FDI flows

Supriani

Fianto

2020

JEKI

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An Investigation into the Causal Links Among FDI Determinants: Empirical Evidence from Greece

Cited by 12 publications

References 89 publications

Motives and Barriers to the Location of MNEs and the Role of the Informal Economy: the Case of Greece

Motives and Barriers to the Location of MNEs and the Role of the Informal Economy: the Case of Greece

An Examination Into the Causal Links Among Inward FDI Determinants: Empirical Evidence From Jordan

What drives the inflow of FDI in OIC countries? Evidence from Top 10 hosts of inward FDI flows

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