2010
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-14965-8_14
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The Role of Public Policies in Fostering Innovation and Growth: Theory and Empirical Evidence

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“…The empirical literature is, however, not conclusive, and very little is understood about the dynamic impact of FDI. The research on which there seems to be consensus was conducted on the importance of the economic and policy context for FDI in determining its eventual impact (CPDC, 2008;Schiffbauer, 2006). In addition, studies of incentive regimes elsewhere point to their ephemeral ability to retain investments once the incentive period has expired.…”
Section: Investment Promotionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The empirical literature is, however, not conclusive, and very little is understood about the dynamic impact of FDI. The research on which there seems to be consensus was conducted on the importance of the economic and policy context for FDI in determining its eventual impact (CPDC, 2008;Schiffbauer, 2006). In addition, studies of incentive regimes elsewhere point to their ephemeral ability to retain investments once the incentive period has expired.…”
Section: Investment Promotionmentioning
confidence: 99%