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Utjecaj stranih izravnih investicija na zemlje u razvoju i Lucasov paradoks

The impact of foreign direct investment on a developing countries and the Lucas paradox
Authors: Petko, Milica;

Utjecaj stranih izravnih investicija na zemlje u razvoju i Lucasov paradoks

Abstract

Foreign direct investment (FDI) has a significant impact on developing countries, especially those within the African, Caribbean and Pacific Group (ACP countries). No, their influence can be complex, and they often face challenges and contradictions. One of the concepts often discussed in relation to FDI is the Lukas paradox, which questions the expected benefits of FDI for developing countries. FDI represents foreign companies in economic activities and sectors in other countries. They can bring a variety of benefits, such as technology transfer, job creation, increased productivity and capital attraction. For developing countries, FDI can be an important source of financial resources and a stimulus for economic growth. Ultimately, FDI can be a powerful driver of economic development in developing countries. Through technology transfer, infrastructure development, job creation and increased exports, FDI can improve productivity, competitiveness and living standards in these countries. No, in order to realize the positive effects of FDI, it is necessary to ensure a favorable business environment, develop human resources and continuously improve policies and strategies that encourage sustainable growth and development.

Strane direktne investicije (FDI) imaju značajan utjecaj na zemlje u razvoju, posebno na one u sklopu Afričke, Karipske i Pacifičke skupine (ACP zemlje). No, njihov utjecaj može biti složen i često se suočavaju s izazovima i proturječnostima. Jedan od koncepta koji se često raspravlja u vezi s FDI-om je Lucasov paradoks, koji propituje očekivane koristi od FDI-a za zemlje u razvoju. FDI predstavljaju ulaganja stranih poduzeća u gospodarske aktivnosti i sektore u drugim zemljama. Ona mogu donijeti razne prednosti, poput transfera tehnologije, stvaranja radnih mjesta, povećanja produktivnosti i privlačenja kapitala. Za zemlje u razvoju, FDI može biti važan izvor financijskih resursa i poticaj za gospodarski rast. U konačnici, FDI može biti snažan pokretač gospodarskog razvoja zemalja u razvoju. Kroz transfer tehnologije, razvoj infrastrukture, stvaranje radnih mjesta i povećanje izvoza, FDI može unaprijediti produktivnost, konkurentnost i životni standard u ovim zemljama. No, kako bi se ostvarili pozitivni učinci FDI, potrebno je osigurati povoljno poslovno okruženje, razvijati ljudske resurse i kontinuirano unaprjeđivati politike i strategije koje potiču održiv rast i razvoj.

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Croatia
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Društvene znanosti, Lucas paradox, Economics, FDI, Social Sciences, Lucasov paradoks, developing countries, zemlje u razvoju, Ekonomija

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