Need for continued international co-ordination to achieve harmonised standards (BPM, SNA, HEGI, MSTS, etc).Need to consider evolving user requirements.practical guidance to users of FDI statistics.an objective basis to identify methodological differences across countries.the basis for a comparable international economic analysis.international standards considering the effects of globalisation.clear guidance for individual countries.a single point of reference for FDI statistics.Prepared in close co-operation with OECD Member countries, IMF, and other international institutions.First issued in 1983 and revised twice.Technical work conducted by the OECD experts of the Workshop of International Investment Statistics (of the Investment Committee).Prepared under the auspices of the OECD Investment Committee.To conduct the study, data are gathered from World Bank, International Monetary Fund, and State Statistical Office of Macedonia, for the country over a period of seventeen years from 1998-2014.- E N D - Presentation Transcriptīenchmark Definition of FDI, 4 edition (BMD4)OECD revises international standards for FDI statistics by Ayse Bertrand Manager, International Investment Statistic Investment Division, Directorate for Financial and Enterprise Affairs, OECD Benchmark Definition The main purpose of this study is to analyze the effect of FDI on the level of GDP in Macedonia. In the last two decades, Macedonia has been one of the main receivers of FDI, compared to other countries from Central and Eastern Europe. A lot of research has been going on regarding FDI on a world scale which issue is already documented, however further information is needed in order to have a better understanding about FDI in the Balkan Region and particularly in Macedonia. Various studies in the world and mainly on European developing countries show that FDI plays an important role in creating new employment positions in host countries. For this reason it has a major effect on the country’s financial development and employment increase. World Bank Group - FYR Macedonia Partnership Country Program Snapshot April 2015.įoreign direct investment FDI is one of the most important international factors in relation with money movements.WB, International Finance Corporation, 2013.Investment Policy Review, the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia. OECD (2008), OECD Benchmark Definition of Foreign Direct Investment, Fourth edition, OECD Publishing.National Bank of the Republic of Macedonia, 2013.Selected Issues for Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, pp.15-27. Foreign Direct Investments, Nova Sciences Publishers, pp.85- 121. “Foreign Investment in East Asia: A Survey,” Asian-Pacific Economic Literature, Asia Pacific School of Economics and Government, The Australian National University, vol.12(2), p.23-50, November. Hal Hill and Prema-chandra Athukorala, 1998.An Intellectual History of UNCTAD 1964-2004, New York and Geneva: United Nations, pp. Foreign Direct Investment and Transnational Corporations, in UNCTAD, Beyond Conventional Wisdom in Development Policy. Fredriksson, Torbjörn and Zbigniew Zimny, 2004. Acquisition Versus Greenfield Foreign Entry: Diversification Mode Choice in Central and Eastern Europe. To conduct the study, data are gathered from World Bank, International Monetary Fund, and State Statistical Office of Macedonia, for the country over a period of seventeen years from 1998-2014 Foreign direct investment FDI is one of the most important international factors in relation with money movements.
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