Applied Economics Letters · 2003 · 66 citations · 22 references
BusinessBusiness EconomicsEconomicsEconometricsForeign Direct InvestmentInternational EconomicsCointegration AnalysisCross-border InvestmentFdi DeterminantsPanel Data AnalysisPanel Data MethodsSpillover EffectsCross-border SpilloversJohansen Cointegration Test
In this empirical study, it is considered whether FDI has directly induced long-run effects on output in a selection of East Asian countries or whether such an influence, if any, has been transmitted indirectly through spillover effects. The Johansen cointegration methodology and resultant VECs are employed, and the use of that methodology within a panel framework tested. Equal evidence of negative and positive direct significant long-run relationship between FDI and output in the countries is found in the sample. In addition, indirect spillovers effects are found, which are positive for some country variables and negative for others. There is also an indication that the statistically significant positive spillovers occur in the economically less developed countries.
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