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Foreign Capital Inflows and Economic Growth in Bangladesh

Journal of Financial Markets and Governance, 2022
This study is conducted to illustrate the relationship between foreign capital inflows and the economic growth of Bangladesh. The main aim of this study is to find out the contribution of foreign capital inflows to the economic growth of the country. By applying the pairwise Granger causality test (1969) based on time series data for the last 20 years,
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Macroeconomic Policies and Foreign Capital Inflows in Nigeria

Africa Review, 2023
Abstract The growth of manufacturing sector output in Nigeria is currently sluggish, if not stagnant, despite massive inflows of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) as well as macroeconomic policies initiated by successive Nigerian governments. The study investigated how macroeconomic policies and FDI inflows have impacted on the manufacturing sector ...
Chibuike Victor Obikaeze, Victor Chidubem Iwuoha, Joseph Chukwudi Odionye, Ndifreke S. Umo-Udo   +3 more
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Foreign Capital Inflow, Multinationals, and Migration

2023
Abstract Inter-country immobility of capital and labour assumed in the neoclassical trade models is not what we actually see around us. Rather large capital flows and labour migration can be observed along with commodity movements much before the present waves of globalization.
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Foreign Capital Inflow, Exportability and the Indian Economy

The Indian Economic Journal, 2023
The article investigated the effect of foreign direct investment (FDI) on Indian exports using aggregate and disaggregate data to capture macro- and micro-channels. India registers a steady rise in FDI during 1980–2018 in absolute terms but not in terms of GDP share.
Dibyendu Maiti, Prakash Singh
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Foreign capital inflows and housing market in Pakistan

International Journal of Housing Markets and Analysis, 2021
PurposeHousing prices have been increasing tremendously in Pakistan, there should be many reasons but the haphazard urbanization and rapidly growing population. To find out the causes of this price rise, this study aims to assess the impact of the foreign capital inflow and some domestic factors on housing prices.Design/methodology/approachTo get the ...
Rafiq Ahmed, Syed Tehseen Jawaid, Samina Khalil   +2 more
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Export subsidies and foreign capital inflows

The Journal of International Trade & Economic Development, 1993
The welfare effect of a foreign capital inflow in an economy which practises an export-oriented trade policy is examined. The latter takes the form of optimally designed export subsidies, minimizing the welfare costs of existing import tariffs. Under the practice of this policy, an inflow of foreign capital is shown to have anambiguous welfare effect ...
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The Effect of Foreign Capital Inflows on Economic Growth in Nigeria

Regional Economic Development Research, 2022
Foreign capital inflows are major forms of resource transfer from the developed to the developing countries where they are usually found to be more productive and the result can be positive or negative. Hence, the work set out to empirically investigate the effect of foreign capital inflows and some selected macroeconomic variables on economic growth ...
null Chinasa E. Urama, null Doris C. Ezema, null Divine Ndubuisi Obodoechi, null Ezebuilo R. Ukwueze, null Afamefuna A. Eze, null Ifeoma C. Mba, null Joseph I. Amuka, null Winnie O. Arazu, null Hauwa Victoria Ibrahim   +8 more
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Exports, Foreign Capital Inflow, and South Korean Growth

Economic Development and Cultural Change, 1974
In economic theory, there are many reasons why exports may serve as an "engine of growth" to the rest of the economy. Economies of scale, backward and forward linkages, and increases in competitiveness of domestic production are some of the reasons given.
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Foreign Capital Inflow, Informal Sector and Welfare

2009
In the first 30 years after World War II, the Development Consensus represented the fundamental approach in development strategies throughout the world. It emphasised on more stringent trade policies and inward-oriented strategies, making use of discriminating policies like tariffs, quotas and restricting inflow of foreign capital and imports. But the ‘
Sarbajit Chaudhuri, Ujjaini Mukhopadhyay
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Foreign capital inflow and economic growth in LDCs

Applied Economics Letters, 2003
The implications of foreign capital inflow are re-examined in a neoclassical model of economic growth (a la Chow-Zeng, Applied Economics Letters, 8, pp. 613–15, 2001). By following the definition of the steady state stock of aggregate capital, it is shown that under normal depreciation of foreign capital and the natural rate of growth of labour force ...
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