THE INFLUENCE OF THE FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT UPON THE FOREIGN TRADE
Journal Title: Revista Tinerilor Economisti - Year 2007, Vol 1, Issue 9
Abstract
The increase of the foreign direct investments’ volume intercepted by a country determines the increase of the trade balance deficit, due to the imports of technology and of know-how realized by the multinationals’ subsidiaries in the host countries, to which are added important profits repatriated proceeded from the exploitation of the economical objectives. The paper proposes to study the effects that the foreign direct investments have upon the imports and the exports of the host countries, concretized in analyses of correlation and regression basing on the data regarding Romania.
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Liliana Bratu
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