Financial Incentives and their Impact for Attracting FDI Survey with Foreign Investitures in Albania

Mamica Nene () and Alketa Pasholli ()
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Mamica Nene: University “Fan S. Noli”, Korca, Albania
Alketa Pasholli: University “Fan S. Noli”, Korca, Albania

Journal of Knowledge Management, Economics and Information Technology, 2011, vol. 1, issue 7, 14

Abstract: Introduction to market economy brought the need to attract FDI in Albanian economy. Governments of different countries often used several incentives to attract foreign investors. In this aspect, Albania has attempted to attract FDI by applying several measures in order to create a favorable environment to foreign investments. This study considers the relation between demanders of financial aspects taking into account thus the incentive packages, the business sector where these packages are applied, tax levels and the opportunity for foreign investments in the coming years. In order to provide thorough information, the study will be focused on analyzing the conclusions of the interviews made to foreign investors who have their activity on Albania. The study will include also the results of a statistical analysis. It is used to verify if there exist a relation between incentives and FDI level. The contingency test is χ2.

Keywords: FDI; financial aspects; incentive packages; business sector; tax levels (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2011
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