Asia as a destination for Direct Foreign Investment
Keywords:
Foreign Direct Investment, Asia, Subprime Financial Crisis
Abstract
The purpose of this document is to provide a recent overview of the behavior of foreign direct investment (IED) in Asia, including a brief analysis of its determinants, the study period 2005-2016, is selected with the intention of collecting the effects emanating from the subprime financial crisis.
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[5] Kojima, K. Direct Foreign Investment: A Japanese Model of Multinacional Business Operations. Crom Helm, Londres; 1976.
[6] Dunning, J. H. Trade, location of economic activity and the Multinacional Enterprise: a search for an eclectic approach. En Ohlin B., Hesselborn P., Wijkman P., (eds.), The international allocation of economic activity, Londres, Inglaterra, MacMillan; 1977.
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[8] OZAWA, T. Foreign Direct Investment and Economic Development. Transnational Corporations; 1992, 1 (1), 27-54.
[9] Shöholm, F. Foreign Direct Investments in Southeast Asia, IFN Working Paper 987, Research Institute of Industrial Economics Estocolmo, Suecia; 2013, Recuperado de: http://www.ifn.se/wfiles/wp/wp987.pdf.
[10] BBVA. Las fuentes de crecimiento económico en Asia. Capital y Crecimiento Cuadernos de Fundación BBVA; 2010, no. 8. Recuperado de: https://w3.grupobbva.com /TLFU/dat/08_CyC_2010_web.pdf.
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[13] Correa L. G. y González G. J. (2006). La inversión extranjera directa: China como competidor y socio estratégico. Nueva sociedad; 2006, 203.
Published
2018-12-05
How to Cite
Ortiz-Zarco, R. (2018). Asia as a destination for Direct Foreign Investment. Boletín Científico De Las Ciencias Económico Administrativas Del ICEA, 7(13), 22-29. https://doi.org/10.29057/icea.v7i13.3505
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