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Title: The Factors Affecting FDI Sectoral Structure in EU Countries in Central and Eastern Europe
Abstract: The convergence of Central and East European EU countries CEE) in the EU is in doubt because the EU model of market integration, which is based on financial openness, causes divergence and sectoral specialization. The thesis of the paper is that different types of foreign direct investment (FDI) have a different impact on the growth and development of nations; specifically, it is assumed that FDI inflows into the manufacturing sector have a stronger impact on economic growth than FDI inflows into the services sector. The purpose of this paper is to examine the systemic influences and transmission mechanisms of the sectoral structure of FDI inflows on a sample of 10 CEE for the years 1995 to 2019. In the empirical section, a panel model was built after critically analyzing earlier research. Greater capital inflows into the services sector are driven by a developed credit market and residents’ increased purchasing power, whereas greater capital inflows into the manufacturing sector are driven by a faster GDP growth rate and a real exchange rate that has depreciated. The paper’s conclusion is that the best way to draw developmentally effective FDI is to alter the domestic economy’s structure based on precise industrial and investment policies.
Keywords: sectoral structure of FDI inflows; CEE countries; economic growth; real exchange rate
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Subject: Economics
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