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Why foreign direct investment does not enter to Turkey.
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Burak Tarhan 5375 WHY FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT DOES NOT ENTER TO TURKEY? An Overview on the world and Turkey: FDI can be described as international capital flows in which a firm in one country creates or expands a subsidiary in another. Its basic function is to provide capital to developing countries that face capital inadequacy due to and consequent of structural problems in the finance of economic development. Today, an increasing number of countries are using FDI and showing tremendous effort to attract FDI to their country. In 1982, FDI inflows and outflows were 57 and 37 billion USD at present value, which remain very small compared to 2000 inflows and outflows of 1271 and 1150 billion USD, respectively. Asia and the Pacific region, in which Turkey is included, have a share of 11.3 %, corresponding to 143.8 billion USD. As seen, there is a general attitude to use more and more FDI. Turkey, in...
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