Relationship between Foreign Direct Investment and Exports in Zambia - Liseli Kabika, Brighton
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Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) has been widely considered as an engine of growth. Developing and transition economies have scored varying degrees of success in attracting FDI. In this paper the focus was the case of Zambia and indications were that FDI increases the level of exports and in the long run the result is that the major macro-economic fundamentals such as Growth Domestic Product(GDP), Inflation, Interst rates and Balance of Payments are stabilised.

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Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) has been widely considered as an engine of growth. Developing and transition economies have scored varying degrees of success in attracting FDI. In this paper the focus was the case of Zambia and indications were that FDI increases the level of exports and in the long run the result is that the major macro-economic fundamentals such as Growth Domestic Product(GDP), Inflation, Interst rates and Balance of Payments are stabilised.
Autorenporträt
was born in 1984 in Kalabo district of Western Province in Zambia. He went to University of Zambia (UNZA) where he read for a Bachelor of Science with Education in Mathematics and Statistics and later pursued an MBA in Finance. He holds also an MSc in Statistics of the University of Zambia and Currently a Lecturer.