Study on the spatial distribution of China's Outward Foreign Direct Investment in EU and its influencing factors

Li, Shuyan; Fabuš, Michal

doi:10.9770/jesi.2019.6.3(16)

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“…In stress tests, the implications for individual banks' financial positions under several macroeconomic scenarios are examined. Some aspects of banks in the complexity of the business environment are analyzed by Shuyan and Fabuš (2019), who write that unilateralism and counter-globalization have increased in recent years, which has had a greater impact on global economic growth, trade and investment. Bortnyk et al (2018) studied financial investigation in the countries with legal systems close to the Ukrainian one, which is formulated as criminal proceedings in cases of crimes committed in the field of economics and finance.…”

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A model for analyzing the financial stability of banks in the VUCA-world conditions

Khalatur

Velychko

Pavlenko

et al. 2021

Banks and Bank Systems

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VUСA is a chaotic and rapidly changing business environment that, based on the variability, uncertainty, complexity and ambiguity of the modern world, transforms the approach of banks to the analysis of financial stability. The aim of the paper is to improve tools for monitoring the impact of VUCA-world conditions on the financial stability of banks, namely a model for studying and analyzing the impact of the modern business space “VUCA” on the financial stability of the country's banks. To test the model, the method of constructing regression equations in multifactor regression analysis is used. For this study, data from some Eastern European countries (Ukraine, Belarus, Latvia, Lithuania, Moldova) were used, and time series data were used for 10 years from 2010 to 2019.Having considered the definition of “VUCA-world conditions”, the model of modern business space “VUCA” was developed when analyzing the activity of banks in the studied countries. Drivers, consequences, requirements and macroeconomic indicators of the countries’ activities in the VUСA-world conditions are determined. The VUCA-world conditions also consider the study of key macroeconomic indicators that allow building long-term relationships throughout the value chain. The analysis of the studied Eastern European countries showed that with the increase of factors of GDP growth, GNI per capita growth, research and development costs, foreign direct investment, and net inflow of 1%, the effective ratio of bank capital and assets also increases. The assessment, in contrast to the existing ones, makes it possible to consider the impact of the macroeconomic environment of banks on their financial stability.

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Section: Theoretical Basismentioning

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A model for analyzing the financial stability of banks in the VUCA-world conditions

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Velychko

Pavlenko

et al. 2021

Banks and Bank Systems

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“…Moreover, since the stock of FDI is still affected by many other factors, this study also incorporates related control variables to alleviate omitted variable problems. Accordingly, we chose 6 control variables: the GDP per capita (gdppc), the annual inflation rate measured through CPI (inflacpi), the total natural resources rent (natural), the labor participation rate (laborpar) [38], the patent application volume (patentapp), and the exports (goodexp) [47]. We selected patents as a control variable is because most of the investments flowing into developed countries or high technology-intensive industries are for the purpose of seeking advanced technology or new knowledge, so the technological innovation capabilities and innovative behaviors of domestic enterprises (mainly reflected in patents) inevitably affect FDI inflows [48].…”

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Investigating the Impact of Institutional Quality on FDI: Are There Promotional Effects in Economic Integration Regions?

Chen

Guo-hai

2021

Sustainability

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The purpose of this study is to examine the impact of institutional quality on foreign direct investment (FDI) using panel data of 117 countries around the world from the period of 2001 to 2018. To enhance the accuracy of the estimation results, this study includes various statistical tests to select the estimation method that best fits the sampling data used in this study. Furthermore, while the robust standard error is applied to correct the problem of heteroscedasticity, this study addresses the potential endogeneity problem by system GMM estimation. The results indicate that the improvement in institutional quality significantly and positively contributes to FDI. More importantly, the results also reveal that economic integration has improved the role of institutional quality, indicating that the promotional effects of institutional quality on FDI are greater in economic integration areas. The results also suggest that the launch of China’s Belt and Road Initiative has greatly enhanced the promotional effects of institutional quality on FDI. The findings of this study offer policy implications for policymakers to take measures to improve institutional quality and thereby to enhance FDI and further accelerate the formation of economic integration in a more sustainable way.

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“…FDI has been and continues to be an important factor in the development of transition countries. They help create new jobs, which can lead to an influx of new technologies, and in total they provide the necessary capital to restore a successful transition to the market economy (Fabus, 2015(Fabus, , 2017(Fabus, , 2018Shuyan, 2019).…”

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

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The impact of OFDI reverse technology spillover on China's technological progress: Analysis of provincial panel data

Li¹,

Fabuš²

2019

Journal of International Studies

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In recent years, China's foreign direct investment (OFDI) has grown rapidly. While promoting economic development of a host country, it also has a certain impact on technological progress of a home country through the reverse technology spillover effect. However, the source of China's OFDI is not unevenly distributed, and OFDI of the Eastern coastal economically developed provinces and cities has the highest proportion. At the same time, due to large differences in economic development levels and technical levels of various provinces and cities, the absorption effect of OFDI reverse technology spillovers must be different. This paper takes the patent grant amount as a technical indicator and uses panel data on various provinces and cities in China to empirically test the reverse spillover effect of OFDI on China's technological progress and regional differences in it. Overall, there is a long-term stable equilibrium relationship observed between China's OFDI and domestic technological progress, but the correlation coefficient is not high. In terms of regions, the largest value is observed on the East, the second largest-on the West, and the smallest-in the Central region. The proportion of China's OFDI participating in foreign production and technology research and development is still relatively low, so the coefficient of influence on technological progress is not high. The government should actively guide and promote Chinese enterprises to increase foreign investment in production, research and development, and thus increase the contribution of OFDI to technological progress.

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Study on the spatial distribution of China's Outward Foreign Direct Investment in EU and its influencing factors

Cited by 21 publications

References 11 publications

A model for analyzing the financial stability of banks in the VUCA-world conditions

A model for analyzing the financial stability of banks in the VUCA-world conditions

Investigating the Impact of Institutional Quality on FDI: Are There Promotional Effects in Economic Integration Regions?

The impact of OFDI reverse technology spillover on China's technological progress: Analysis of provincial panel data

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