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Особенности Посткризисных Векторов Прямых Иностранных Инвестиций В Странах Азиатско-Тихоокеанского Региона // Peculiarities Of The Vectors Of Post-Crisis Foreign Direct Investment In The Asia-Pacific Region

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  • V. Perskaya V.

    (Financial University)

  • E. Dzhagityana P.

    (Financial University)

  • В. Перская В.

    (Финансовый университет)

  • Э. Джагитянa П.

    (Финансовый университет)

Abstract

Topic. The article analyzes the peculiarities, driving forces and risks of international investment processes in the Asia-Pacific region (APR). It is shown that the difficulties of post-crisis recovery and volatility in the macro environment exacerbate the volatility of international investment processes, while state interference in the sphere of foreign direct investment (FDI) reduces the predictability of investment policy and exacerbates pessimism as concerns investments. It is noted that the reversal of the regulation of FDI towards the investors creates a favorable ground for attracting investment and increases the investment attractiveness of the national economy. We analyze the issues of transparency of FDI in the countries of the Asia-Pacific region; examine the effectiveness of investment instruments of macro-financial management, including measures ensuring competitiveness and protection of investments; analyze the characteristics of FDI policy in these countries.Purpose. The study of the dynamics of contemporary FDI in the countries of the Asia-Pacific region who are active recipients of investment capital and direct participants of the process of investment liberalization and promotion of international investment processes. The analysis of possibilities of using the experience of the countries of the Asia-Pacific region in attracting FDI for Russia, taking into account the negative external background.Methodology. The study is based on systematic analysis of the determinants of FDI in the countries of the Asia-Pacific region, and on statistical methods of analysis of the national characteristics of the movement of FDI in the post-crisis period.Results. It is shown that the driving force of enhancing FDI after the crisis is the liberalization of FDI regimes, which to some extent hampered by the restrictions imposed by a number of Asia Pacific countries in connection with the threat of takeovers of national companies of strategic importance. We formulate the conditions needed to return the role of investment as one of the fundamental factors of economic growth: FDI policies should be based on clear rules, be predictable, inclusive, and be non-discriminatory. On the example of China and Mongolia, we show problems and prospects of attraction and outflow of FDI, including cooperation with their major trading partners. There are indicated the main factors limiting or reducing the volume of FDI attracted by Chinese economy, including issues such as an economic barriers (ambiguous practice of a recognition of incomes of foreign investors), legal (fuzzy interpretation of the norms in the part of the investment process) and administrative (direct limits and quotas, domestic licensing regimes). We also analyzed the basic directions and objects of FDI from China.Conclusions. On the basis of our studies, we made conclusions about the need of innovative component in the investment management and of the supporting role of FDI in enhancing the economic capacity of the recipient country of investment. One of the areas for further research of the economic potential of FDI could be an analysis of the impact of investment liberalization on minimization of the risks of imbalances occurring at the macro level. This approach is relevant for the purposes of prompt adjustments in the policy of FDI in Russia and on the Eurasian area, taking into account the negative factors and challenges of external environment, and also in connection with the inevitability of shifting priorities in FDI in the context of achieving financial stability and sustainable economic growth. Предмет. В статье анализируются особенности, движущие силы и риски современных международных инвестиционных процессов в странах Азиатско-Тихоокеанского региона (АТР). Показано, что трудности посткризисного восстановления и неустойчивость макросреды обостряют волатильность международных инвестиционных процессов, в то время как вмешательство государств в сферу прямых иностранных инвестиций (ПИИ) снижает предсказуемость инвестиционной политики и усугубляет инвестиционный пессимизм. Отмечается, что разворот регулирования ПИИ в сторону инвесторов создает благоприятную почву для привлечения инвестиций, а в целом — повышает инвестиционную привлекательность национальной экономики. Исследуются вопросы прозрачности ПИИ в странах АТР; рассматриваются пути обеспечения эффективности инвестиционных инструментов макрофинансового управления, включая меры по обеспечению конкурентоспособности и защите инвестиций; анализируются особенности политики ПИИ в этих странах.Цель. Исследование динамики современных ПИИ на примере стран АТР, являющихся активными реципиентами инвестиционного капитала и непосредственными участниками процесса либерализации инвестиционных режимов и стимулирования международных инвестиционных процессов. Анализ возможностей использования опыта привлечения ПИИ в странах АТР для России, в том числе с учетом негативного внешнего фона.Методология. Исследование основано на системном анализе факторов, определяющих динамику ПИИ в странах АТР, и статистических методах анализа национальных особенностей движения ПИИ в посткризисный период.Результаты. Показано, что движущей силой активизации ПИИ в посткризисный период является либерализация режимов ПИИ, что в некоторой степени тормозится ограничениями, введенными рядом стран АТР в связи с угрозой поглощения национальных компаний стратегической значимости. Сформулированы условия, необходимые для возврата инвестициям роли одного из фундаментальных факторов экономического роста: политика ПИИ должна быть основана на четких правилах, быть предсказуемой, инклюзивной и носить недискриминационный характер. На примере Китая и Монголии показаны проблемы и перспективы привлечения и оттока ПИИ, в том числе во взаимодействии с их основными торговыми партнерами. Выявлены основные факторы, ограничивающие либо снижающие объемы ПИИ, привлекаемых китайской экономикой, среди которых барьеры экономического (неоднозначная практика признания доходов иностранных инвесторов), правового (нечеткое толкование норм в части инвестиционных процессов) и административного (прямые ограничения и квоты, внутренние режимы лицензирования) характера. Проанализированы основные сферы и объекты ПИИ из Китая.Выводы. На основе исследования сделаны выводы о необходимости инновационной составляющей в инвестиционном регулировании и о вспомогательной роли ПИИ в укреплении экономического потенциала страны — реципиента инвестиций. Одним из направлений дальнейшего исследования экономического потенциала ПИИ мог бы стать анализ влияния либерализации инвестиционных режимов на минимизацию рисков дисбалансов на макроуровне. Данный подход актуален для целей своевременной корректировки политики ПИИ в России и на евразийском пространстве с учетом негативных факторов и вызовов внешней среды, а также в связи с неизбежностью смещения приоритетов ПИИ в контексте достижения финансовой стабильности и устойчивого экономического роста.

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  • V. Perskaya V. & E. Dzhagityana P. & В. Перская В. & Э. Джагитянa П., 2017. "Особенности Посткризисных Векторов Прямых Иностранных Инвестиций В Странах Азиатско-Тихоокеанского Региона // Peculiarities Of The Vectors Of Post-Crisis Foreign Direct Investment In The Asia-Pacific ," Финансы: теория и практика/Finance: Theory and Practice // Finance: Theory and Practice, ФГОБУВО Финансовый университет при Правительстве Российской Федерации // Financial University under The Government of Russian Federation, vol. 21(6), pages 80-93.
  • Handle: RePEc:scn:financ:y:2017:i:6:p:80-93
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