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Exchange rate expectations and foreign direct investment flows
Weltwirtschaftliches Archiv, 2002Exchange Rate Expectations and Foreign Direct Investment Flows. — Theories about exchange rate expectations are difficult to check empirically. We study FDI data to find indirect evidence on the formation of exchange rate expectations by foreign direct investors.
Chakrabarti, Rajesh, Scholnick, Barry
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Linking Exchange Rates to Foreign Direct Investment
The International Trade Journal, 2008This study investigates the effect of fluctuations in and volatility of the real exchange rate on foreign direct investment. A fixed-effects variation of the gravity model is applied to panel data of 55 countries from 1980 to 1997. Weak host currencies and greater exchange rate volatility are found to discourage FDI flows. Further, an existing presence
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2023
This empirical research examines the relationship between exchange rate, exchange rate volatility, and also investigates the stock market return factors on the foreign direct investment flows in Thailand. This research uses the quarterly data from 1Q2005 to 4Q2020 period.
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This empirical research examines the relationship between exchange rate, exchange rate volatility, and also investigates the stock market return factors on the foreign direct investment flows in Thailand. This research uses the quarterly data from 1Q2005 to 4Q2020 period.
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Strategic Foreign Direct Investment and Exchange‐Rate Uncertainty
International Economic Review, 2000We investigate how exchange‐rate uncertainty affects the foreign direct investment decision of a risk‐neutral multinational firm (MNF). We assume the firm can open plants, each with decreasing average costs, in two different countries. Under certainty, the MNF would open only one plant.
Hongmo Sung, Harvey E. Lapan
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Foreign Direct Investment in R&D and Exchange Rate Uncertainty
Open Economies Review, 2008zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Becker, B, Hall, SG
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EXCHANGE RATE – TRIGGER OF FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENTS
Theoretical and Applied Economics, 2011This paper encloses a comparative approach on the manner in which foreign direct investments are inter-related with the exchange rate at the level of the CEE countries (Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Romania). After performing a qualitative analysis of the manner in which foreign direct investments evolved during a period of ten years in
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Do Exchange Rate Changes Drive Foreign Direct Investment?
The Journal of Business, 1995This article uses transaction-specific data on foreign acquisitions of U.S. targets during 1975-89 to explore the relationship between the value of the dollar and the flow and prices of cross-border acquisitions. The article examines the robustness of prior test results with respect to the foreign investment measure, the exchange rate measure, and ...
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A directional evaluation of corporate executives’ exchange rate forecasts
Applied Economics, 2013We investigate the directional accuracy of exchange rate forecasts by corporate executives. We find that a forecast with a 1-year horizon is valuable for the profitability and unprofitability predictions of manufacturers, although previous studies provide considerable evidence that forecasts with horizons of 1 year and longer are not valuable. However,
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Foreign Direct Investment and Exchange Rate Volatility in Nigeria
Betriebswirtschaftliche Forschung und Praxis, 2017This study investigated the empirical evidence on the effect of exchange rate volatility on foreign direct investment (FDI) in Nigeria, using secondary time series data from1970 to 2004. In doing this, the study utilized the error correction model as well as OLS method of estimation. The results suggest, among others, that exchange rate volatility need
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Exchange rate risk and two-way foreign direct investment
International Journal of Finance & Economics, 2000Modern theory of foreign direct investment (FDI) identifies market frictions such as transport costs and tariffs as major obstacles to a firm's access to foreign markets and as important reasons for two-way FDI. An alternative rationale for two-way FDI is offered in the present paper from a theoretical examination of the relation between exchange rate ...
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