The Determinants of Foreign Direct Investment and Political Emerging Market: Turkey Case
Foreign direct investment (FDI) constitutes a significant part of investment in most industrial and some developing countries. The purpose of Foreign Direct Investment is to use local natural resources, to employ relatively cheap labor, to produce goods close to markets. FDI contributes to a country's capital. But sometimes it is locally funded, in which case it is techniques and management skills that are imported. FDI is an important instrument for both the USA and EU countries. In this study, data for the years 1993-2010 were used. economic risks in an emerging market in Turkey and the role that FDI level of economic activity on an econometric model is examined.
Anahtar Kelimeler: Foreign direct investment (FDI); Developing countries; local resources; employment; market
The Determinants of Foreign Direct Investment and Political Emerging Market: Turkey Case
Foreign direct investment (FDI) constitutes a significant part of investment in most industrial and some developing countries. The purpose of Foreign Direct Investment is to use local natural resources, to employ relatively cheap labor, to produce goods close to markets. FDI contributes to a country's capital. But sometimes it is locally funded, in which case it is techniques and management skills that are imported. FDI is an important instrument for both the USA and EU countries. In this study, data for the years 1993-2010 were used. economic risks in an emerging market in Turkey and the role that FDI level of economic activity on an econometric model is examined.
Keywords: Foreign direct investment (FDI); Developing countries; local resources; employment; market