Inward FDI in the transitional countries of South-eastern Europe: a quest of institution-based attractiveness
The main question we address is whether the weak FDI level in the SEE-7 is linked to ill-adapted institutions or not. In order to answer it, we need to understand the role of institutions in shaping a strong localization advantage for FDI. We develop a theoretical framework to understand the relatio...
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