INFORMATIC MODELS USED IN ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF CORRELATION BETWEEN GDP AND FDI

Adina Michaela Dinu ()
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Adina Michaela Dinu: Economical Statistics, Academy of Economic Studies, Bucharest, Romania

Polish Journal of Management Studies, 2015, vol. 11, issue 2, 7-16

Abstract: The correlation GDP – FDI is very important because it reflects the influence that foreign direct investments have on good domestic product growth. In order to have the possibility to realize such an analysis, it is compulsory to possess a database, which should be kept and actualized, each time we consider to realize an analysis on this theme. Performing the analysis of correlation between GDP and FDI impose the use of informatics models, performed through informatics systems, able to ensure accuracy, relevance and which are represented in a coherent way. Thus, informatics systems such as Eviews and Microsoft SQL Server Analysis help us identifying correlations and representing the evolution of macroeconomic indicators, in order to establish the upcoming governmental strategies for economic recovery or exiting economic instability. In the paper, the construction and use of an informatics model in correlation analysis are presented. This article represents a useful simulation of evidencing the efficiency of using the informatics model in analyzing the macroeconomic correlations. Therewith, in this paper, the efficiency of such a model in a limited way, based on the correlation GDP – FDI, are presented.

Keywords: Eviews; informatic model; economic correlation; GDP; FDI. (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2015
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