THE IMPACT OF DIRECT FOREIGN INVESTMENTS ON THE ECONOMIC PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH - CASE STUDY CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE

Mirela Halmi and Daniela Popa

Revista Economica, 2012, vol. Supplement, issue 4, 310-318

Abstract: The approach of the impact of direct foreign investments of multinational companies on the firms pertaining to the host country and on the national economy represents an extremely important problem and of maximum actuality in the context of globalization phenomena that mark the evolution of human society presently. The emerging economies can benefit by a significant productivity growth, increased access to new resources and disentanglement markets, but they are also subjected to some considerable risks, in this period of rapid changes. The empirical study realized in this work has a set of countries from Central and Eastern Europe, among which Romania, as sample.

Date: 2012
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