أثر الاستثمار الأجنبي المباشر في النمو الزراعي في بلدان نامية مختارة للمدة 1995−2015

الملخص EN

Foreign direct investment (FDI) is one of the most important types of financial flows because of the diversity of its sources, the diversity of its forms, its theories and its effects in the recipient countries.

It is defined as the kind of investment that occurs when an investor in a foreign country has assets and assets in a country and the importance of this investment in developing countries that have not been able to produce enough food to meet the needs of their local consumption.

Therefore, our study relied on the hypothesis that foreign direct investment is affected to prove this hypothesis, a number of these countries were selected, including Jordan, Morocco, Thailand, Turkey and Brazil, as a sample for our study, in which time series data were used to estimate the role of FDI in raising their agricultural growth rate.

In this study, several conclusions were reached.

The most important of these was the contribution of foreign direct investment in raising the rate of agricultural growth in some countries of the study sample and in other countries, and we propose adopting correct agricultural policies at the macro level that lead to the creation of infrastructure and investment climate suitable for B more companies this type of investment to their agricultural sectors.