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This study attempts to examine the issue of FDI attractiveness in CEMAC. We seek to understand the factors specific to CEMAC countries that attract FDI in order to be able to prescribe economic policy guidelines with a view to making the region more attractive. Inspired by the Chen and Kwan (2000) model, we estimated our model using the fixed effects method. The results show that natural resources, openness, human capital and institutions are significant and attract FDI to the CEMAC zone. In order to improve the attractiveness of FDI in the CEMAC zone, we have formulated a number of economic…mehr

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This study attempts to examine the issue of FDI attractiveness in CEMAC. We seek to understand the factors specific to CEMAC countries that attract FDI in order to be able to prescribe economic policy guidelines with a view to making the region more attractive. Inspired by the Chen and Kwan (2000) model, we estimated our model using the fixed effects method. The results show that natural resources, openness, human capital and institutions are significant and attract FDI to the CEMAC zone. In order to improve the attractiveness of FDI in the CEMAC zone, we have formulated a number of economic policy recommendations. CEMAC countries need to improve the institutional framework, which so far has not been conducive to attracting FDI on a massive scale, and to improve education and infrastructure in the region. In addition, the degree of openness is important for attracting FDI to the region.
Autorenporträt
Ernest Maya ist Inhaber des Lehrstuhls für Wirtschaftswissenschaften am Hochschulinstitut Yerima Dewa in Garoua (Kamerun). Derzeit ist er Doktorand in Wirtschaftswissenschaften, wo er seine Forschung im Bereich der strategischen Spieltheorie fortsetzt. Er ist spezialisiert auf spieltheoretische Modellierung in den Bereichen Landwirtschaft, Management und anderen Branchen.