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DETERMINANTS OF THE FDI INFLOW INTO THE VISEGRAD COUNTRIES

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Darmo Ľ., Novák M., Kálovec M., Rybošová P.
Ekonomický časopis (Journal of Economics)
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2020
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vol. 68
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issue 10
1057 – 1080
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The FDI inflow represents an important part of the Visegrad economies. These countries have experienced a high rate of foreign direct investment since the 1990s. However, the flow of investment is different among these countries with a diverse peak of inflow into individual economies. Slovakia, Czech Republic, Hungary and Poland reformed their political and economic systems and were considered as transition economies. Just like other transition economies, the economic, social and political system of the Visegrad Group countries has some peculiarities. The inflow of foreign direct investment is determined by many factors that might influence the inflow of foreign direct investment positively, but also in a negative way. The paper identifies specific determinants of the inflow of foreign direct investment into the Visegrad Group countries. It assesses their impact on the investment inflow. We apply panel regression with the use of standardized variables. Based on the results, we may consider as determinants influencing the FDI inflow into the V4 countries the size of the economy, or its potential, labour productivity, corporate tax, wages, unit labour cost, inflation, education of workforce, openness of the economy, road and railway density, i.e., the quality or development of infrastructure, level of corruption in particular countries and membership of the Economic and Monetary Union.
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THE OPENNESS OF POLISH ECONOMY AND INTEGRATION WITH THE EUROZONE (Otwartosc gospodarki polskiej a integracja ze strefa euro)

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Szymanik E.
Przegląd Zachodni
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2011
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issue 3(340)
209-229
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The article presents the results of a study on dependencies between selected indicators of the openness of an economy on the one hand and the degree of its integration with the eurozone and the perspective of adopting this common currency on the other. It follows that satisfying the criteria of convergence is more important than openness of economy. If Poland wants to adopt the common currency it should place emphasis on other criteria than openness of economy, such as economic growth, gross domestic product or the state of public finances.
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