Trade linkages of inward and outward FDI: Evidence from Malaysia

Goh, Soo Khoon; Wong, Koi Nyen; Tham, Siew Yean

doi:10.1016/j.econmod.2013.06.035

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“…We selected stock inward data in order to reduce missing data due to the minus flows logarithm and this solution is also widely applied in much empirical research [e.g. Bellos and Subasat 2011;Nakamura, Olsson, and Lönnborg 2012;Goh, Wong, and Tham 2013;Zwinkels and Beugelsdijk 2010]. Subasat and Bellos [2013: 116] in their gravity model analysis "use FDI stocks because stocks are more stable than flows" as they underline.…”

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Determinants of inward FDI into Visegrad countries: empirical evidence based on panel data for the years 2000–2012

Wach

Wojciechowski

2016

EBR

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Determinants of inward FDI into Visegrad countries: empirical evidence based on panel data for the years 2000–2012

Wach

Wojciechowski

2016

EBR

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“…Soori and Tashkini (2012) found that the effect of distance on international trade is negative and income per capita is positive with international trade. Goh, Wong, and Tham (2013) found that there is a link between inward FDI and trade, however, there is not a significant relationship between outward FDI and international trade due to the existence of the service sector. Chang (2014) showed that economic size has a positive effect on Chinese outward FDI.…”

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confidence: 93%

Do FDI and TPP without the United States Promote Stability in TPP Countries?

Kurihara¹

2016

JEDS

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This paper analyzes the relationship between foreign direct investment (FDI) and cross-country business cycles in Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) member countries. The U.S. President Trump decided to withdraw from TPP, and it is unclear whether or not this decision is beneficial for the U.S. economy. However, this paper focuses on FDI and examines whether the TPP without the United States would be beneficial for the member countries. Concretely, 11 or 12 member countries' business cycles are taken into consideration for empirical analysis. Empirical studies show that FDI is an important channel through which economies may affect each other in a significant fashion, especially for the 12 economies of the TPP member countries. FDI will be an important key element in the success of the freer market. If the United States withdraws from the TPP, there would be a serious loss for the remaining 11 countries. There would also be a loss for the U.S. economy.

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“…Based on the above research results, the author further indicated that the synchronized liberalization of trade and foreign direct investment brought benefits definitely [7]. Soo (2013) took Malaysia as an example, researched the relation between import and export trade and FDI through the Gravity model, and pointed out FDI conforms to the observational model of complementary relationships between FDI and trade [8]. showed that systems affect the strategies, structure and competition of multinational corporations significantly, thus influencing economic growth [11].…”

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FDI, Institutional Change, Employment and Services Growth in Megalopolises

Shang¹,

Liu²

2019

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This study was set out to identify the linkages between FDI, institutional change, employment and services growth in megalopolises in China. We choose the four super cities in China, Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen, take government interference and openness as the proxy variable of institutional change, based on Douglas production function and using data from Year 2006 to 2017, we investigated the relations between FDI, institutional change, employment, and services growth with fixed effect panel data model. Findings show that FDI presented a significant positive impact on the service economic growth of the four megalopolises, while the number of employees in the service industry has a negative effect on the growth of the service industry, which is contrary to the common sense; With respect to institutional change, openness presented a strong positive effect and effect of government intervention is not significant; the city's fixed investment and R & D investment of service sectors also presented an unclear effect.

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Trade linkages of inward and outward FDI: Evidence from Malaysia

Cited by 64 publications

References 25 publications

Determinants of inward FDI into Visegrad countries: empirical evidence based on panel data for the years 2000–2012

Determinants of inward FDI into Visegrad countries: empirical evidence based on panel data for the years 2000–2012

Do FDI and TPP without the United States Promote Stability in TPP Countries?

FDI, Institutional Change, Employment and Services Growth in Megalopolises

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