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Foreign Direct Investment: a comparative study of the attraction of Moroccan and Tunisian economies (In French)

NICET-CHENAF, Dalila; ROUGIER, Eric - Groupe de Recherche en Économie Théorique et … - 2007

) relationship between FDI flows in Tunisia and in Morocco. We test this hypothesis is tested in a VAR model (Vector Autogressive … Regression) and we show that FDI in Tunisia attract, in an indirect way, the FDI in Morocco, probably by improving the climate of … business in the region. But, meanwhile, Morocco undergoes a significant diversion of FDI in favour of Tunisia in the long run. …

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Cluster Policy as a Development Strategy. Case Studies from the Middle East and North Africa

Benner, Maximilian - 2012

presents case studies from Saudi Arabia, Morocco, Tunisia, and Algeria. …

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Trade Policy in the European Union in the Light of Europe 2020 Strategy

Chitiba, Constanta Aurelia; Costea-Dunarintu, Anca - In: Knowledge Horizons - Economics 7 (2015) 1, pp. 53-55

In the European Union, trade between Member States and trade relations with third parties is an important element in terms of economic development especially in the long term. Increasing wealth and improving living conditions for people depend heavily on trade relations between the EU member...

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How has Decentralized Democracy Impacted on the Socioeconomic Well-Being of Workers and the General Public in Indonesia

Jameaba, Muyanja-Ssenyonga - 2013

The research evaluates the impact, if at all, of democracy in Indonesia on the level of economic and social welfare of Indonesian population in general and the underprivileged urban and rural dwellers in particular. The research question that guided the research effort was to determine the...

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Current Developments in the Global Economy

Chitiba, Constanta Aurelia; Costea-Dunarintu, Anca - In: Knowledge Horizons - Economics 6 (2014) 2, pp. 68-73

Global economic situation crosses period in which forecasted indicators regarding economic growth have not been touched. This trend is increasingly observed in the other economies or groups around the world. The perspective from which we can now focus on the important aspects of global economy...

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EU's eastern neighbours: Institutional harmonisation and potential growth bonus

Radziwill, Artur; Smietanka, Paweł - 2009

This paper provides the quantitative estimate of the potential growth bonus for CIS countries, and in particular EU's Easter Neighbours, that can be a result of deeper institutional harmonisation with the EU. Econometric investigation involving instrumental variable, simultaneous equation and...

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State fragility and international development cooperation

Szent-Iványi, Balázs - 2007

Over the past few years addressing state fragility in the third world has become an important priority in international development cooperation. However, it seems that the international donor community has so far not been able to develop adequate instruments for dealing with the problems posed...

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EU's eastern neighbours: institutional harmonisation and potential growth bonus

Radziwill, Artur; Smietanka, Paweł - 2009

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The Strategic Character of the Cooperation Relationship between the EU and the BRIC Countries

Oehler-Sincai, Iulia Monica - 2014

Brazil, the Russian Federation, India and China (Coined under the acronym BRIC at the end of 2001) are alongside the United States of America (USA), Canada, Japan, Mexico and South Africa the strategic partners of the European Union (EU). Although the relationships between the EU and each of the...

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The Offshore-Intensity Ratio : Identifying the Strongest Magnets for Foreign Capital

Fichtner, Jan - 2017

This paper presents the Offshore-Intensity Ratio – a simple and straightforward way to identify which countries and jurisdictions could be seen as offshore financial centres (OFCs). By setting the aggregated amount of external capital booked in a jurisdiction in relation to the size of its...

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