Macroeconomic implications of FDI
Macroeconomic implications of FDI

Summary/Abstract: Foreign direct investment (FDI) represent one of the most important instruments through which the national economy has the ability to increase production, import know-how, realize employment growth, improvement of infrastructure, poverty reduction. The benefit which can be realized using FDI has caused that today the global market of free capital created fierce competition to attract FDI. The privilege potentiation of these funds in the strategy of economic growth no longer belongs exclusively to developing countries. Developed countries too have their economic policy strategy focused on creating effective instruments for attracting FDI. This paper aims to analyze the direction of policy of attracting FDI in the world, and the importance of FDI for a national economy within the world economy primarily characterized by a high degree of globalization.

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