Determinants of foreign direct investment
Mohamed Cissé
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Determinants of foreign direct investment

The case of the Republic of Guinea

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The insufficient participation of domestic agents in national savings is a real problem for states and companies in meeting their financing needs. This weakness of domestic savings pushes companies to resort to external financing to carry out their activities. Foreign direct investment is a privileged recourse because it does not carry debt but know-how and equipment necessary for an economic take-off. This choice can be explained by the positive externality of these foreign direct investment flows on a number of aggregates. However, the impacts of FDI are not universal, i.e. they also depend ...