The Relationship between Foreign Direct Investment and Economic Growth: A Case of Turkey

Gokmen, Orhan

doi:10.5539/ijef.v13n7p85

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“…Positive associations between FDI and economic development were also found in studies [28][29][30][31][32] conducted in China, Pakistan, and the eurozone.…”

Section: Literature Reviewsupporting

confidence: 52%

Impact of Foreign Direct Investment on Economic Growth — Case Study of the SEE Countries

Shkodra,

Ahmeti,

Krasniqi

2024

IJSDP

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The main focus of this study is on foreign direct investment (FDI), which (through its direct and indirect contributions) can serve as the main driver of economic development for countries in general. The study examines countries in Southeastern Europe (SEE) -Kosovo, Albania, Montenegro, Serbia, Northern Macedonia and Bosnia and Herzegovina for the period 2005-2020 for the dependent variable, i.e., GDP, and for the independent variables: Goods and Services, Wages, Social Transfers, Subsidies, Investment Expenditures, and FDI. The techniques used to analyse the data include the descriptive method, the regression model, the DW test and (for multicollinearity between variables) the VIF test. In general, the study finds a positive and significant relationship between economic growth and FDI flows in some countries, but not in Kosovo and Bosnia and Herzegovina. Based on the results studied, more appropriate FDI policies are suggested. It is suggested that policy makers in these countries not only respond to protect the deterioration of GDP, but also support the infrastructure for doing business.

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“…Positive associations between FDI and economic development were also found in studies [28][29][30][31][32] conducted in China, Pakistan, and the eurozone.…”

Section: Literature Reviewsupporting

confidence: 52%

Impact of Foreign Direct Investment on Economic Growth — Case Study of the SEE Countries

Shkodra,

Ahmeti,

Krasniqi

2024

IJSDP

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“…Test kointegracije sugerira dugoročni odnos između BDP-a, izvoza, uvoza i inozemnih izravnih ulaganja, s tim da je izvoz glavna odrednica i pozitivno utječe na BDP, dok uvoz i inozemna izravna ulaganja negativno utječu na BDP. Gokeman (2021) koristi Grangerov test i VECM test te na temelju dobivenih rezultata objašnjava da inozemna izravna ulaganja ne utječu na ekonomski rast. No, s druge strane, ekonomski rast dugoročno utječe na inozemna izravna ulaganja.…”

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Veza između ekonomskog rasta, izvoza i inozemnih izravnih ulaganja

Bilas,

Franc,

Sopta Ćorić

2022

Zb. Veleuč. Rij. (Online)

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Glavni cilj ovog rada je empirijski istražiti vezu između ekonomskog rasta, inozemnih izravnih ulaganja i izvoza na primjeru Republike Hrvatske. Empirijska analiza temelji se na primjeni višestrukih empirijskih testova jediničnog korijena, testova kointegracije i Grangerovog testa uzročnosti. Rezultati većine testova kointegracije pokazali su da ne postoji dugoročni odnos ravnoteže između tromjesečne stope rasta realnog bruto domaćeg proizvoda (BDP-a), udjela serija inozemnih izravnih ulaganja i izvoza roba i usluga u realnom BDP-u. Zaključak o nedostatku dugoročne ravnotežne veze između stope rasta realnog BDP-a i odabranih spomenutih serija robustan je kada se koriste vremenske serije na različitim frekvencijama, odnosno tromjesečne, u odnosu na godišnje vremenske serije. Na temelju Grangerovog testa uzročnosti nije identificiran utjecaj udjela inozemnih izravnih ulaganja u realnom BDP-u na stopu rasta realnog BDP-a. S druge strane, u slučaju udjela izvoza roba i usluga u realnom BDP-u identificirana je povratna uzročna povezanost između ovog udjela i stope rasta realnog BDP-a.

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“…This, in turn, increased receiving nations' productivity and spurred economic development in these host communities (13)(14). Determinants of FDI inflows had been examined through inflation, exchange rate, GDP, infrastructure and development assistance (15) The role and significance of FDI for the national economy was mainly in enhancing GDP, exports and employment (16)(17). FDI generate significant positive effect on hosts' country economy.…”

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GCC Countries’ Financial Scenario: FDI Impression on GDP

Bijja¹

2022

ECS Trans.

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Foreign direct investment is accumulation of equity capital, borrowings, and plough back of gains. Foreign financing inflows have significant effect in transforming economy of a nation. However, this investigation makes an effort to test the significance of FDI inflows on GDP apropos constituent countries of Gulf Cooperation Council. The study commenced with the motive to check the trend in FDI inflows and its growth rate, FDI’s impression on GDP, and impact of FDI on per capita GDP in GCC countries. The study is based on secondary data and analytical research design is applied. The study utilized a data of GDP and per capita GDP pertaining from 2000 to 2019. Statistical techniques, such as two-way ANOVA and pair-wise comparison, are applied. It can be concluded that there is cogent variation in GDP and per capita GDP due to inflow of FDI among GCC countries.

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The Relationship between Foreign Direct Investment and Economic Growth: A Case of Turkey

Cited by 12 publications

References 19 publications

Impact of Foreign Direct Investment on Economic Growth — Case Study of the SEE Countries

Impact of Foreign Direct Investment on Economic Growth — Case Study of the SEE Countries

Veza između ekonomskog rasta, izvoza i inozemnih izravnih ulaganja

GCC Countries’ Financial Scenario: FDI Impression on GDP

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