The Impact of Foreign Investments on Economy
Keywords:
corporate phenomenon; economic crisis;urban growth management; growth management policiesAbstract
The aim of this research is to focus the attention to the link between the foreign investments and the financial
globalization and their impact on the economic development. The objectives are to underline the role of foreign investments in
a financial world and, also, the influence of the latter upon the formers. The paper tries to build on to which extant these two
concepts interfere, with what consequences and to see which are the limits of this interference and, also, the regulations and
international forums dealing with these matters. This trial is put into evidence by the method of observation, analyzing the
phenomenon and correlating the data. The present study intends to highlight the results of the proposed research, in order to be
useful both for economists, academics and, also, for researchers.
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