A Study on FDI and Development on Pakistan as New Emerging Market: Policy Implications
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Pakistan had aggressive to Foreign Direct Investment(FDI) as a source of the capital, technology and managerial skills needed for economic growth and development. The pakistan government should emphasize both export promotion policy and inward FDI to get the desired results of economic growth. The paper identifies the key role of trade and investment liberalization in Pakistan. This paper has suggested some of the factors essential for attracting FDI in Pakistan. The success of Pakistan in attracting FDI lies in an investment climate characterized by growing markets and increasingly favourable regulatory frameworks. More openness and deregulation to FDI are complementary to economic growth in Pakistan. This proposal of the paper to capture more inward FDI will bring about more economic prosperity for Pakistan.
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Pakistan had aggressive to Foreign Direct Investment(FDI) as a source of the capital, technology and managerial skills needed for economic growth and development. The pakistan government should emphasize both export promotion policy and inward FDI to get the desired results of economic growth. The paper identifies the key role of trade and investment liberalization in Pakistan. This paper has suggested some of the factors essential for attracting FDI in Pakistan. The success of Pakistan in attracting FDI lies in an investment climate characterized by growing markets and increasingly favourable regulatory frameworks. More openness and deregulation to FDI are complementary to economic growth in Pakistan. This proposal of the paper to capture more inward FDI will bring about more economic prosperity for Pakistan.
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