Pattern of Foreign Direct Investment in Emerging Economies: An Exploration
- Topics:
- Global Strategy,
- Investment Strategy
- Tags:
- Copenhagen Business School,
- Currency & Foreign Exchange,
- Economy,
- Finance,
- Foreign Direct Investment,
- Foreign Direct Investment (FDI),
- Investment
- Source:
- Copenhagen Business School
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Overview: Explanation of magnitude and pattern of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) into developing economies requires a complex ray of factors. This is because these economies differ significantly from developed economies and also among each other in economic development levels and endowment of market institutions. This paper attempts to develop a conceptual framework to explain pattern of FDI in developing economies by identifying the determinants on the supply and demand side and market institutional conditions. Differences in the endowment of the factors in a set determine the pattern of FDI in these economies. This paper illustrates this by taking the case study of China and India.
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Format: PDF | Size: 149KB | Date: Feb 2001 | Pages: 37





