Development of Portfolio Theory: Pricing Deformations and Autonomous Self-regulation of the Financial Market

Nagapetyan, Artur R.; Skaletckii, Egor V.; Khamdamov, Jakhongir K.

doi:10.5901/mjss.2015.v6n6s7p237

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“…For the most part, the government of a developing economy alone or with businesses that need to invested funds [31] advocate for the creation of programs of investment in emerging economies. Discussions and agreements on proposals and interests of investors from developed countries and their governments can imply taking certain measures to stimulate investment [32].…”

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Financial Infrastructure of Investments Flows between Developed and Developing Countries

Krivopal¹,

Krivelevich²,

Likhacheva³

et al. 2017

Proceedings of the International Conference on Trends of Technologies and Innovations in Economic and Social Studies 2017

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Abstract-This article describes the main areas of foreign investments and the problem of the under-utilization of capacities of developing countries due to incorrect interpretation of the stakeholders' behavior. Four hypotheses were studied in this article and, as a result, there were formed suggestions for solving the underlying problem. Research proves that it is necessary to encourage public-private partnerships, to raise capital needed for the development of regional projects. Summing up all mentioned above, it could be suggested that foreign direct investment is a very important financial indicator in the 21st century. While the need in foreign investments sharply arises, more and more problems appear for the developing countries, looking forward to attracting investors' attention. Initially, investors mostly tend to profit, but the fear of not getting it at all, the loss of their funds, stops investors from putting their money in the developing economies.

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