The Positive Impact of Transnational Enterprises and Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) Inflows on GDP per Capita: Evidence from China
摘要
This significant addition to the bilateral direct investment flows in terms of the number of multinationals in China is the increase in the per capita share of domestic revenue in China. This trend covers this study largely from China’s economic partners after the economic initiative that started in 1978 to 2016. The evaluation requires an assessment of the fit between the per capita share of foreign domestic and the dependent variables of this study - the number of direct investment projects in China, the number of transnational corporations abroad and the population as a control variable - over a specific period of time. It is thus assumed that there is a temporary relationship between the level of per capita GDP over the years and the number of foreign direct investment into China, and thus the hypothesis that the two independent variables are the level of per capita GDP from China. Approval in China. Web application of the investment analysis test using common ranges on the chosen model, indicates that the ratio between the level of per capita GDP known and the number of indirect inflows and the number of transnational corporations for foreigners was low by 0.00038% and 0.056%, respectively. It is hoped that this ministerial research will encourage further research on this topic.