The Role of Mediating Factors for FDI Spillovers in Ethiopia - Tesfaye, Eyayu
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In relation to the rapid economic growth and various investment policy reforms; the number and types of FDI inflows to Ethiopia has been increasing. These steady inflows of FDI deliver important contributions to employment, foreign exchange and revenue generation of the country. FDI also affects the domestic economy indirectly through various channels one of which is productivity improvement of domestic firms resulting from technology and knowledge spillovers. The dynamic gains through spillovers from multinationals to local firms are the most valuable contribution of FDI to long-run growth…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
In relation to the rapid economic growth and various investment policy reforms; the number and types of FDI inflows to Ethiopia has been increasing. These steady inflows of FDI deliver important contributions to employment, foreign exchange and revenue generation of the country. FDI also affects the domestic economy indirectly through various channels one of which is productivity improvement of domestic firms resulting from technology and knowledge spillovers. The dynamic gains through spillovers from multinationals to local firms are the most valuable contribution of FDI to long-run growth and development of the country. However, the spillovers effect of FDI does not accrue automatically with the presence of foreign firms. There are various mediating factors affecting the knowledge and technology transfer from foreign to domestic firms,one of which is host country factors and institutional framework. The net impact of FDI on domestic firms largely depends on the host country factors and institutional framework where the other mediating factors are situated. As far as our knowledge is concerned, none of the previous studies assess the role of host country factors and institutions
Autorenporträt
My name is Eyayu Tesfaye.I received my B.A.degree in Economics from Arba Minch University, Ethiopia, in 2006. I also received MA and MSc degrees in Economics and Globalization and Development from Addis Ababa University and University of Antwerp, in 2011 and 2015, respectively.Currently, I am working at Addis Ababa University as a lecturer.