The implications of the FDI flows on the economical growth in the central and eastern Europe countries

Abstract

In contemporary economy foreign direct investment (FDI) have become significant component of global economic circuit because they have seen higher growth rates compared to world trade and the last two decades of XX century and the beginning of XXI was a source to climb in developing countries. Increasing global flows of foreign direct investment and international production reflected a significant economic performance for many countries of the world and was partly driven by increasing corporate profits around the world and the high prices of shares that have increased the value of mergers and acquisitions.