The Determinants of Foreign Direct Investment in Brazil and Mexico: An Empirical Analysis

Castro, Priscila Gomes de; Fernandes, Elaine Aparecida; Campos, Antônio Carvalho

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“…Study conducted by [36] on Brazil and Mexico during 1990 to 2010 estimated using the Vector Error Correction Model (VECM) found a positive relationship between FDI and economic growth. [33] also got similar results in Indonesia, Nigeria, Brazil, Russia, India and China for the year of 2001 until 2011. [31] observed contatry results between these two variables in Japan, Germany, United Kingdom and United States while adopting a gravity model.…”

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“…For countries with lower population rate, the difference between GDP per capita and GDP growth is not as big as experience by countries with high population growth. Thus, past researchers strongly alleged that GDP per capita is better than GDP growth in a measurement of country's prosperity [13] [33]. Still, the researchers could not accomplish a standard conclusion in relation of these indicators with economic growth.…”

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This article observed the impact of globalization on economic growth of 27 developing countries from the year 2009 until 2018. Gross Domestic Product (GDP) per capita is used as dependent variable to measure economic growth. This paper employed static panel data to analyse the impact of population growth, human capital, financial development, foreign direct investment and globalization on economic growth. The results reveal globalization has a significant impact on economic growth. Interaction term were used to measure the effectiveness of globalization in influencing foreign direct investment and its impact on economic growth. Magnificently, this interaction term provides a positive significant impact on economic growth. This means that more economic incorporation through globalization will encourage foreign direct investment and eventually accelerate economic growth. All independent variables used suggest significant impact on economic growth. This study will enhance literature on factor s influence economic growth and provide an overview of indicators to stimulate economic growth.

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“…They described that the government has been introducing productive ways for trade liberalization to take advantage of savings and investment to further strengthen the Malaysian economy. Castro et al (2013) employed different variables to determine the factor behind FDI inflow in Brazil and Mexico. The study used a Vector Error Correction Model and Vector Autoregressive model to observe the relationship among variables.…”

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Analysis of Monetary Policy, Capital, Saving, FDI, and Economic Development for High and Middle Income Economies with ARDL Approach

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Monetary policy and macroeconomic factors play a decisive and fascinating role to determine the economic output of the country. Policymakers and economists take very seriously and consider them deterministic because these factors have an influence on each other. Therefore, the research has the objective to delineate the effect of monetary policy and all given indicators together on economic development precisely and their interdependence as well. ARDL (Autoregressive Distributed Lag) Bounds test cointegration technique is applied by employing annual time series data from 1980 to 2018. Money supply, lending interest rate, inflation, capital, saving, FDI, and economic development are said to be independent variables and explanatory variables one by one for each country separately to ascertain their interdependence.

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“…En una economía globalizada como la actual, los posibles beneficios que conlleva mayor captación de inversión extranjera directa (IED) tienen relevancia crucial para países emergentes como México. La IED ayuda a modernizar la estructura productiva, y, sobre todo, a enfrentar el problema de escasez de capital interno para acelerar el crecimiento económico de los países en desarrollo (Gomes et al, 2013y Foon et al, 2014. Mayor inversión puede mejorar el flujo de tecnología, incentivar el ahorro, el empleo, la competencia, las exportaciones, y mayor captación de divisas (Borensztein et al, 1998;Jadhav, 2012;Meltem, 2014).…”

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Determinantes macroeconómicos de la inversión extranjera directa en México 2000-2016

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The Determinants of Foreign Direct Investment in Brazil and Mexico: An Empirical Analysis

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Analysis of Monetary Policy, Capital, Saving, FDI, and Economic Development for High and Middle Income Economies with ARDL Approach

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