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Foreign Direct Investment Drivers in Romania

2013

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) represents a condition sine qua non for a sustainable development of Romania, taking into consideration the fact that the domestic capital is not enough to assure a positive and significant growth. The present study uses the multiple linear regression to determine the main factors which influence FDI level in Romania. The international reserve and the capital market index BET have a direct and positive impact on the foreign investment flow, while the short, medium and long private and public external debt proved to influence direct, but in a negative way, the FDI.

Capital market index BETlcsh:Financelcsh:HG1-9999Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)International reserveLinear multiple regressionLinear multiple regression Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) International reserve Capital market index BET Short medium and long term public and private external debtmedium and long term public and private external debtExpert Journal of Finance
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Emerging Economies Faced With The Downside Of Financial Globalization: Hedges And Way Outs

2009

The underlining assumption of this paper is that developing countries are in a fragile state nowadays. Economically, they have been seriously harmed by the 2008 crisis1 but this is not the end of the story: the future still has pitfalls in which these economies might get trapped, due to their enhanced vulnerability to exogenous shocks generated by financial globalization. Ideologically, the recent events have triggered a serious backlash against capitalism, particularly the Anglo-Saxon template. Getting an insight into the causes and implications of global economic crises is therefore critical for policy-makers in emerging economies. History might be a good adviser in this respect. Lessons …

financial globalizationcurrency criseslcsh:HB71-74international reservesspeculative attackslcsh:Economics as a scienceregulationcapital controlsjel:F41money mercantilismfinancial globalization money mercantilism currency crises international reserves speculative attacks capital controls regulationReview of Economic and Business Studies
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