Economy, asked by shrikarsawant, 11 months ago

fdi as a remover of balance of payments constraints​

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Answered by ethayathullab59
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Answer:

no......... it doesn't, removes BOP constrain

Answered by gratefuljarette
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FDI as a remover of a balance of payments constraints:

  • FDI's critical and overarching effect on the balance of payments is in-determined.
  • FDI inflow continues to boost developing country imports as FDI companies buy resources and intermediate products and services not readily accessible in the host country.
  • The balance of payments is the amount of the trade balance outcomes and the capital account balance.
  • It is the accounting balance, after measuring the overall inflows and outflows of a nation, whether in terms of trade transactions, expenditure, loans, capital repatriation or the remittances of migrants.

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