The impact of foreign direct investment on the economic development of emerging countries of the European Union

Burlea‐Schiopoiu, Adriana; Simina, Brostescu; Popescu, Liviu

doi:10.1002/ijfe.2530

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“…A 1 unit change in FDI caused a 0.343 unit change in dependent variable economic growth in South Asian nations. The result of the current study is similar to the results of (Ayenew, 2022;Burlea-Schiopoiu et al, 2023;Iritié & Tiémélé, 2023;Kumari et al, 2023;Soh et al, 2021;Yimer, 2023). According to the conclusions of these studies, there is a direct relationship between the FDI and the growth of the economy of a country.…”

Section: Panel Cointegration Analysissupporting

confidence: 86%

Analysing the impact of FDI and Institutional Quality on Economic growth in South Asian: Panel ARDL APPROACH

Husnain,

Guo,

Pan

et al. 2023

iRASD J. Eco.

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This study investigates the impact of institutional quality and foreign direct investment (FDI) on the economic growth of South Asia from 1996 to 2021. The analysis employs various statistical techniques, including panel unit root testing, panel cointegration testing, and Panel Autoregressive Distributive Lag (PARDL) models, to gain insights into the region's economic development. For finding the association between institutional quality, FDI, domestic investment and economic growth in South Asia, first tried to check the unit root problem in the selected series by employing the panel unit testing and results of these tests conclude that some variables are integrated at level while some other variables are integrated at the first difference, so for testing the cointegration or long-run relations among these variable the panel cointegration tests are employed and these tests conclude the long-run association among the variables. For checking the long and short-run impact of institutional quality, FDI, domestic investment and economic growth the panel ARDL test is employed. The results demonstrate the significant positive long and short-run impact of institutional quality, FDI, domestic investment on economic growth in the region of South Asia. These relationships demonstrate the persistent nature of interactions among these variables, emphasizing the importance of policies that promote strong institutions, attract foreign investments, and stimulate domestic capital formation to sustain regional economic growth. The study offers critical recommendations for South Asian countries to enhance their economic growth by focusing on the strengthening institutional quality, encouraging FDI, developing the special economic zones, promoting domestic investment, investing in the infrastructure and promoting regional economic integration. These recommendations offer a clear path for South Asian countries to achieve sustained economic growth by addressing the interplay between institutional quality, FDI and domestic investment dynamics. By implementing these measures, South Asia can secure lasting prosperity and enhance the well-being of its people in a rapidly evolving global economic landscape.

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Section: Panel Cointegration Analysissupporting

confidence: 86%

Analysing the impact of FDI and Institutional Quality on Economic growth in South Asian: Panel ARDL APPROACH

Husnain,

Guo,

Pan

et al. 2023

iRASD J. Eco.

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“…Public capital plays a driving role in economic activity in Senegal. In this sense, a significant increase in public investment, especially in infrastructure, makes it possible to attract private investors (local and foreign) and thus promote the recovery of the sectors concerned (Burlea-Schiopoiu et al 2021). The results of our simulations show a complementarity and training effect between public and private investments (local and foreign).…”

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An Analysis of the Effects of Public Investment on Labor Demand through the Channel of Economic Growth with a Focus on Socio-Professional Categories and Gender

Sall

Burlea‐Schiopoiu

2021

JRFM

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The paper aims to analyze the impact of public investments generated by implementing the Emerging Senegal Plan (ESP) on economic growth and gender inequalities observed in the labor market in Senegal. A dynamic computable general equilibrium modeling was carried out for this purpose using a social accounting matrix (SAM) based on an extensive segmentation of the labor market according to gender and socio-professional category. The results prove that the investments made in priority market sectors led, overall, to a good trajectory of economic growth. Moreover, job creation followed the expansion of sectors of the economy, which increased their demand for labor because of the capital increase. In conclusion, there is a strong demand for qualified women (senior executives and middle executives). We recommend considering positive discrimination in favor of women by implementing public employment programs and the importance of recovery sectors affected by the pandemic.

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“…The existing literature predominantly investigates the impact of population aging on FDI (Burlea-Schiopoiu et al, 2021) [17], which is commonly discussed through three main channels, as outlined below.…”

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Does the Aging of the Chinese Population Have an Impact on Outward Foreign Direct Investment?

Zhao,

Zhang,

Xie

2023

Sustainability

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Given the progression of population aging in China, does the diminishing demographic dividend boost the promotion of investment abroad in the form of outward foreign direct investment (OFDI)? This empirical study focused on the influence of population aging on outward foreign direct investment (OFDI) decisions and its underlying mechanisms. The research found that population aging has a significant positive effect on the level of OFDI. This effect is particularly pronounced in the eastern and central regions, while not statistically significant in the western region. Furthermore, population aging has a significant impact on the factor cost effect and the technological progress effect. The former is characterized by increased labor costs, while the latter is associated with technological advancements. The study confirmed that population aging positively influences OFDI changes through these two mechanisms. The empirical results hold statistically significant after multiple robustness checks. This study holds a significant reference value in advancing the facilitation of high-level opening-up polices and policy coordination to effectively address the challenges posed by population aging.

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The impact of foreign direct investment on the economic development of emerging countries of the European Union

Cited by 17 publications

References 126 publications

Analysing the impact of FDI and Institutional Quality on Economic growth in South Asian: Panel ARDL APPROACH

Analysing the impact of FDI and Institutional Quality on Economic growth in South Asian: Panel ARDL APPROACH

An Analysis of the Effects of Public Investment on Labor Demand through the Channel of Economic Growth with a Focus on Socio-Professional Categories and Gender

Does the Aging of the Chinese Population Have an Impact on Outward Foreign Direct Investment?

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