Endogenous Determination of FDI Growth and Economic Growth:The OECD Case



k~* = ~f(k~*)+~r(k~-k~*)-n~k~-c~-FDI

(B.5)


~~~~

Given that ~ = f ( k '), the growth rate of output is ~~ = — ---


f(k*) k


. Again,


f '( F) ~
f
( ~')


is


share of capital income in total income in the foreign country. Substituting respective value of

from (C.5), we may express growth rate of output as


_f'(~)~ Γf(k')


~f(k~*)


k~'


+ ~r


( k - k)
k *


n

k~'


k~'


FDI


(B.6)


Hence, the growth rate of foreign economy is positively supported by returns out of sum of claims

"~                   "~

g ~               ∂g ~

and negatively by FDI, that is, —~—~— 0 and-----< 0.

(k -k ')         FDI

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