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DOI: 10.38116/td2669
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TD 2669 - Investimento externo direto na América Latina: o papel dos acordos de investimento

Abstract: Com exceção do Brasil, os países da América Latina expandiram consideravelmente suas redes de tratados bilaterais de investimento (TBIs), durante os anos 1990, na busca de ampliar o ingresso de investimento estrangeiro direto (IED). Apesar de a teoria sobre o tema prever uma relação positiva entre o ingresso de IED e a celebração desses acordos, a literatura empírica não é conclusiva a respeito de quais impactos os TBIs exercem sobre o IED, tornando incertos os efeitos que esses acordos geraram nas decisões de… Show more

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“…The studies by Ignácio ( 2021), Bittencourt et al (2006), Araújo (2021), and Klagges and O'Shee (2020), analyze the FDI flow received by Latin America. Most studies highlight the importance of bilateral treaties for capturing FDI, although the study by Araújo (2021) does not identify that bilateral investment treaties (BITs) have a statistically significant effect on FDI. The study carried out by Bittencourt (2006) allows us to identify the "winning" and "losing" countries with the regional integration agreements (RIA) between MERCOSUR-EU.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The studies by Ignácio ( 2021), Bittencourt et al (2006), Araújo (2021), and Klagges and O'Shee (2020), analyze the FDI flow received by Latin America. Most studies highlight the importance of bilateral treaties for capturing FDI, although the study by Araújo (2021) does not identify that bilateral investment treaties (BITs) have a statistically significant effect on FDI. The study carried out by Bittencourt (2006) allows us to identify the "winning" and "losing" countries with the regional integration agreements (RIA) between MERCOSUR-EU.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%