Polish Journal of Management Studies · 2012 · 26 citations · 1 references
Social SciencesCompetition LawEconomicsAntitrust LawForeign Direct InvestmentInternational EconomicsAntitrust PolicyFdi DeterminantsForeign AidForeign Direct Investment LawForeign Direct Investment RegulationState AidAid Impact EvaluationForeign Direct Investment InflowsForeign Investment ProtectionInbound Foreign Direct InvestmentMarket Seeking FdiMarket-seeking Foreign Direct InvestmentTechnology-seeking Foreign Direct Investment
In the economies of many countries, free competition is protected by antitrust laws and regulations in terms of unfair competition, whose recipients are entrepreneurs. On one hand FDI facilitates an access to technologies, know-how and management skills, accelerating the integration of national economies with international markets, production and distribution networks, and strengthening the international competition of companies but on the other hand governments interfere to with competitions supporting FDI actions. The state aid impact the country internal Foreign Direct Investment as well as support of external FDI of national corporations. The papers presents the government impact in those situations in Poland
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