Analysis of the Determinants of FDI: The Case of India
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Boarts, Alex
Date Issued
April 7, 2017
Abstract
This paper examines a multitude of economic factors that could possibly determine the amount of foreign direct investment inflows a country receives. The paper specifically looks at, the gdp growth rate, inflation rate, corporate tax rate, ease of doing business index, corruption perceptions index, total labor force, and percent of labor with tertiary education. The aim of this paper is to find factors that do indeed have a significant effect on FDI inflow, and that could help India further increase their FDI inflow. After the analyzing the regression, it was found that the gdp growth rate, total labor force, and levels of corruption were all statistically significant and had effects on FDI inflow.
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Economics
First Reader(s)
Onyeiwu, Stephen Z.
Other Reader(s)
Park, Hyun Woong
Department
Economics
Type of Publication
Senior Project Paper
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