This paper investigates business-cycle effects for a country's foreign direct investment (FDI) outflows. Ordinary least squares and panel regressions show that volatility in economic growth has a negative and significant impact on FDI outflows. Furthermore, we find different types of shocks have ...
In the case of profit repatriation, the primary concern is that firms will not reinvest profits back into the host country. This leads to large capital outflows from the host country. As a result, many countries have regulations limiting foreign direct investment. Types and Examples of Foreign ...
With the rapid development of China's globalization process, worldwide investment of Chinese enterprises has experienced rapid growth over the last two decades, reaching its peak with over 196 billion dollars in foreign direct investment (FDI) outflows in 2016. Although Chinese investments abroad rema...
Note: * Greenfield Investments are a form of Foreign Direct Investment where a parent company starts a new venture in a foreign country by constructing new operational facilities from the ground up. Country Comparison For the Protection of InvestorsFinlandOECDUnited StatesGermany ...
Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) refers to the investment made by individuals, businesses, or governments from one country into another country with the objective of establishing a lasting interest or controlling stake in a foreign enterprise. The significance of FDI is multifaceted and includes economic...
In 2017, total foreign direct investment was $1.43 trillion globally, and today’s map fromHowMuch.netbreaks down where this money went by country. The Countries Getting FDI The following data comes from arecent reportby the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development. ...
foreign direct investmentinvestment policytrade policyprotectionisminternational investment agreementseconomic crisesfinancial crisesThe paper compares the current FDI recession with FDI responses to past economic crises. While the decline in outflows from developed countries has been similar in magnitude to ...
Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) is a cross-border corporate governance mechanism where a company obtains productive assets in another country, either through acquiring existing facilities or establishing new ones, resulting in a long-term relationship between the parent company and the host country facil...
The Foreign Direct Investment indicator reflects the total outflow of investments from Brazil to companies located abroad. If the share of the foreign ownership is equal to at least 10 percent of the
(2013). Foreign direct investment, labour relations and sector effects: US investment outflows to Europe. International Journal of Human Resource Management, 24(17), 3281-3304Brandl, B./Strohmer, S./Traxler, F. (2010): Foreign Direct Investment, Labour Relations, and Sector Effects: US ...