Constantina Kottaridi (Athens University of Economics and Business, Department of International and European Economic Studies, Athens) Fragkiskos Filippaios Marina Papanastassiou ()
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In a globalized environment, where intense competitive pressures constitute the main features, Central and eastern Europe is emerging as a promising investment host region. Following the main lines of Vernon's Produce Life Cycle (PLC), Hirsch's International Trade and Investment Theory of the Firm (ITITF) and Dunning's Investment Development Path (IDP), a theoretical argumentation is synthesized and basic hypotheses are posed and empirically tested. Results demonstrate that these economies are going through the second stage of Dip and confirm a complementary relationship between FDI and Imports as well as the importance of specific location advantages advantages as key determinants of inwards FDI in the region.
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