Author: Ion AntonPublisher:
ISBN: 9780704417885
Category : Investments, Foreign
Languages : en
Pages : 24
Book Description
Foreign Direct Investment in Romania
Author: Ion AntonPublisher:
ISBN: 9780704417885
Category : Investments, Foreign
Languages : en
Pages : 24
Book Description
Determinants and Effects of Foreign Direct Investment in Romania
Author: Ioan VoicuRomania
Author: Organisation for Economic Co-operation and DevelopmentPublisher: OECD
ISBN:
Category : Business & Economics
Languages : en
Pages : 112
Book Description
This comprehensive review of investment policy in Romania assesses the untapped growth potential for foreign investment in Romania, measures the significant progress recently made by Romania to improve its business environment, and identifies the most significant remaining policy challenges. This review was conducted by the OECD prior to inviting Romania to adhere to the OECD Declaration on International Investment and Multinational Enterprises.
The Evolution of Foreign Direct Investments in Romania
Author: Alina HagiuPublisher:
ISBN:
Category :
Languages : en
Pages : 0
Book Description
Last year, Romania ranked among first countries in the region as receiver of foreign direct investments and the positive signals from those who have a hard word to say regarding business community didn't delay to appear. Prestigious international companies choose Romania, and today our country is already checked out on the international map of success locations as attractive destination for capital placements. You exist as a country, as destination in the business environment when you prove as country and to those from exterior when they look at you, that you can offer, you can assure the premises and the necessary frame for obtaining profit. 2007 proved not only that Romania exists as a country from the point of view of business destinations, but is situated on a much honorable position in front of the big international "players" which grants Romania today maybe the most valuable country rating: the respect. The present policy of foreign direct investments in Romania was conceived for attracting foreign investors. Romania's economic potential is attractive through the internal market dimension (second market from Central Europe after Poland), through the high level of qualification of labor force, through the importance of existing resources and not in the last place through the proximity from the Occidental Europe countries, which represents the investment sources. The improvements of the business environment, the effects of introducing the unique quote of taxation and the positive attitude of foreign partners toward Romania conduced to the accented increasing of foreign direct investments in the last years. Each foreign investment represents an investment in Romania, in the people of this country, in its capacity to become a credible partner for the international business environment representatives. Investments are those which locate you on the map. It represents the barometer, the "health" of a nation.
Foreign Direct Investment in Romania
Author: Catalin Razvan TriponPublisher:
ISBN:
Category :
Languages : en
Pages : 0
Book Description
Empirical data suggest that foreign direct investment tend to flow in countries with strong corporate governance. This work explores means to attract FDI from a corporate law perspective. I suggest a comprehensive set of rules that would make Romania more attractive from the perspective of business ventures' institutions. The general policies that are developed here refer to improvement of corporate governance and promotion of partnerships as an alternative for close corporations. The model law that I follow is the one of the US State of Delaware, due the reputation of this State to attract business ventures for incorporation. Its legal system is known to be very liberal, in the sense that partners within partnerships or shareholders of close corporations have a large spectrum of alternatives to shape their business venture as they deem appropriate. Alternatively, large public held corporations tend to incorporate in Delaware because the legislation defends the power of the Board to manage a business without interference from the shareholders, as long as the directors fulfill their fiduciary duties. The current work is structured in three titles. The first title introduces the reader in the context of FDI, presents the current situation in Romania, and the history of FDI in Romania since its formation as a modern state. The second title refers to the financial decisions to be undertaken by a foreign person for the purpose of establishing a subsidiary in Romania. Capital formation is approached in a critical manner, by comparing the requirements in Romania and the practices in international environment (or in US), suggesting few changes that should increase the confidence of foreign investors in the Romanian corporate environment. Then, I present the guarantees and facilities that are offered by the Romanian state to foreigners, or the limitations that may be encountered by foreign business people when planning to develop a business in Romania. The third chapter is the core of the dissertation. After introducing the reader with the theoretical premises of the discourse, I expound the company law in Romania, comparing it with the one existent in Delaware. Aiming to make the entire Romanian company law more attractive then the one in other CEE countries, I start analyzing partnerships as an alternative mean to develop small businesses. I try to circumvent the primary odd of partnerships, the joint liability of general partners, by suggesting exceptions from the rules related to their liability, and expanding the flexibility of provisions dealing with partnerships' organization. Then I explore the corporate entities, following the same line of critical analysis, starting with the need and means to decrease formalism of incorporation process. When I turn to the role of corporate bodies, I stand on two hypothesis: one is the separation of management powers from shareholders' rights; the second is the improvement of transparency in decision making process. I address issues like effectiveness of voting procedures, protection of minority shareholders, prevention of abusive conduct of the Board. All suggestions I make, preserve the context of Romanian and continental European legal traditions.
French Foreign Direct Investments in Romania
Author: Brancu LauraPublisher:
ISBN:
Category :
Languages : en
Pages : 23
Book Description
The foreign direct investment (FDI) towards the Central and Eastern European Countries (CEECs) opens to us a particularly rich field of research, in the current context of the globalization. Closed before 1990 for the foreign capital entries, the CEECs attracts now important volumes of FDI. Many governments from these countries offer important incentives to attract more FDI, being motivated by the positive effects expected to rise on the local economy. But the flows of FDI received by the CEECs know an uneven distribution between the countries of the region, Romania appearing among the last ones.This paper will concentrate on the Romanian case. By exploiting the results of our survey on the French firms settled in Romania, this paper tries to analyze two categories of questions: (1) what are the main factors which determine the entry of investments towards Romania and (2) what are their impacts in the host economy, in that case, in Romania?
The Dichotomous Structure of Foreign Direct Investment in Romania and Learning Process
Author: Julia ManeaDeterminants of Foreign Direct Investment in Romania
Author: Calcedonia EnachePublisher:
ISBN:
Category :
Languages : en
Pages : 13
Book Description
This study aims to examine the dynamic relationship between foreign direct investments (FDI) and economic growth, using the Structural Vector Autoregressive model, in the period 2007-2014 in Romania. The results of the econometric model show that the trajectory of FDI has its own origins, with reduced influences from economic growth. Another important conclusion is that there is a unidirectional causal relationship from the economic growth towards FDI, more precisely the influence of FDI on economic growth does not have a systematic, anticipatory nature. These results were achieved in the condition that, in the analyzed period, the net inflows of FDI were influenced by the lack of certainty on the sustainable re-launching of the economic growth both domestically and internationally, the segmentation of the financial market, the domestic structural reforms.
Foreign Direct Investments. Determinants for Romania
Author: Dalina AndreiPublisher:
ISBN:
Category :
Languages : en
Pages : 237
Book Description
This paper tries to provide a brief and comprehensive view on the foreign direct investment (FDI) in Romania. Besides, FDI will be viewed in the regional context of the CEE and EU member countries. Some common and specific features of FDI will be here approached and some conclusions will be drawn. (1) Data on the net inflow will develop on recent periods, see the one around financial crisis. (2) Less significance for the current FDI stock is kept by current and newly added inflows. (3) FDI by economic activities broadly regards the links between foreign capital inflow and home development. (4) By home inside regions, FDI will be seen as both creating imbalances among regions and contributing to the regional development. (5) By country sources, all the CEE countries mostly receive their FDI from the western part of Europe and EU. Finally, (6) by FDI types, the same inflow gets strongly dominated by corporate development.
The Dichotomous Structure of Foreign Direct Investment in Romania and Learning Processes
Author: Julia ManeaPublisher:
ISBN:
Category : Investments, Foreign
Languages : en
Pages : 17
Book Description