Introduction To International Business
INTRODUCTION
Foreign direct investment (FDI) is known as the important tool in the development and modernization in economies. The Central and Eastern European Countries (CEEC) acknowledge foreign direct investment (FDI) give a huge impact to their economies in terms of development and modernization. Foreign direct investment means that the investment is direct because the investor, which could be a foreign person or company that have effort to control and manage or have significant influence over the foreign enterprise.
We also will study about the business environment and current FDI trends in Poland. In this topic, we will learn about macroeconomic indicators were used to discuss economic stability and evaluate economic outcomes in the CEE changing of economies environment such as GDP per capita, GDP growth rate, unemployment, inflation rate and foreign trade. Poland have become the most attractive destination for the foreign investments. There are many factors that influence the inward FDI in Poland such as the cost of labor, the impact of the European Union (EU) membership on FDI, regulatory framework for FDI. These factors have influencing in business environment in Poland. Its present the current trends in Poland such as number of foreign firms and the origin of FDI, Greenfield investment and inward vs. outward FDI.
OBJECTIVE OF THE ARTICLE The objective is focus on economic stability and FDI inflows in the CEE indicating the Polish leadership in inward FDI inflow. FDI has become the most common thing in capital inflows in Poland used in the stabilization and economic growth in the country start in the past twenty years ago. Role of foreign capital in the privatization and restructuring of Poland has become as one of the main resources to Polish economy. So, CEE has been trying to attract investors to invest in foreign investment as it is a key component of the national strategies to support the economy of the country. This
Foreign direct investment (FDI) is known as the important tool in the development and modernization in economies. The Central and Eastern European Countries (CEEC) acknowledge foreign direct investment (FDI) give a huge impact to their economies in terms of development and modernization. Foreign direct investment means that the investment is direct because the investor, which could be a foreign person or company that have effort to control and manage or have significant influence over the foreign enterprise.
We also will study about the business environment and current FDI trends in Poland. In this topic, we will learn about macroeconomic indicators were used to discuss economic stability and evaluate economic outcomes in the CEE changing of economies environment such as GDP per capita, GDP growth rate, unemployment, inflation rate and foreign trade. Poland have become the most attractive destination for the foreign investments. There are many factors that influence the inward FDI in Poland such as the cost of labor, the impact of the European Union (EU) membership on FDI, regulatory framework for FDI. These factors have influencing in business environment in Poland. Its present the current trends in Poland such as number of foreign firms and the origin of FDI, Greenfield investment and inward vs. outward FDI.
OBJECTIVE OF THE ARTICLE The objective is focus on economic stability and FDI inflows in the CEE indicating the Polish leadership in inward FDI inflow. FDI has become the most common thing in capital inflows in Poland used in the stabilization and economic growth in the country start in the past twenty years ago. Role of foreign capital in the privatization and restructuring of Poland has become as one of the main resources to Polish economy. So, CEE has been trying to attract investors to invest in foreign investment as it is a key component of the national strategies to support the economy of the country. This