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The Influential Determinants of FDI Inflow in Myanmar
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Title | The Influential Determinants of FDI Inflow in Myanmar | |||||
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Publication date | 2020-02-01 | |||||
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Khin Mar Thet | ||||||
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Many different factors affect the volume and distribution of FDI in developing countries around the world. Many researchers have found that the primary determinants of major FDI inflows include political stability, favorable tax and subsidy policies, the existence of an appropriate business environment, better administrative procedures and a low level of corruption. Inward FDI stock in Myanmar is much lower than that of neighboring countries. The government has initiated a broad range of reforms to open its economy to foreign trade and investment. The economic scholar point out that if Myanmar chooses the right national development strategy, enhances open trade and investment strategies and learns from economies with similar experiences, the country can catch up to its neighbors and partners in the region. Some economic experts point out that government promotions to attract FDI are irrespective of the realization of an investment boom in the country. |
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FDI, Trade policy, Economic growth | ||||||
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Yangon University of Economics Research Journal | ||||||
41-54 | ||||||
Vol.7, No.1 |