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2017 | 311 | 114-124

Article title

Rola bezpośrednich inwestycji zagranicznych w kształtowaniu cyklu koniunkturalnego – analiza na przykładzie gospodarki polskiej

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EN
The role of foreign direct investment in shaping business cycle – analysis for polish economy

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Abstracts

PL
W pracy zaprezentowano rezultaty badania, którego celem było określenie wpływu BIZ na wahania koniunkturalne w Polsce w okresie 1 kw. 2000 r. – 1 kw. 2014 r. W badaniu uwzględniono oba kierunki przepływu zagregowanych strumieni BIZ (inward i outward) oraz ich komponentów (kapitałów własnych i transakcji kapitałowych). Rezultaty analiz potwierdziły statystycznie istotną rolę BIZ w kształtowaniu zmian wskaźnika cyklicznego, wskazując na kluczowe znaczenie w tym procesie transakcji kapitałowych, które w zależności od kategorii przepływów BIZ: inward vs outward odpowiednio destabilizowały bądź stabilizowały koniunkturę gospodarczą. Outward BIZ mogą być widziane jako „zabezpieczenie” gospodarki przed skutkami szoków zewnętrznych przenoszonych przez inward BIZ.
EN
The paper presents the results of the empirical analysis, the aim of which was to determine the impact of FDI on business cycle in Poland for the period from the first quarter 2000 to the first quarter 2014. The study included both directions of aggregate flows of FDI (inward and outward) and their components (equity capital and capital transactions). The results of the analysis confirmed a statistically significant role of FDI in explaining business cycle, indicating a key role of capital transactions in this process. Capital transactions, depending on the category of FDI flows: inward vs. outward, respectively destabilized or stabilized the economic situation. Outward FDI can be seen as an “insurance” for the economy from the effects of external shocks transmitted through inward FDI.

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Volume

311

Pages

114-124

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Contributors

  • Uniwersytet Ekonomiczny w Poznaniu. Wydział Zarządzania. Katedra Mikroekonomii

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Publication order reference

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ISSN
2083-8611

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