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The Supply of Foreign Direct Investment Incentives: Subsidy Competition in an Oligopolistic Framework

What are the inducements for government provisions of incentives to foreign investors? Which aspects affect an offered allowance volume most? To what degree is the international subsidy competition intensive? To discuss these problems, two microeconomic models will be presented; the first one for minimal sufficient investment incentive, the other one for optimal investment incentive.

Link http://ies.fsv.cuni.cz/in…ublication=3308&lng=en_GB
Date 01-Oct-2007
Institute Institute of Economic Studies
Tags FDI, investor, microeconomic, investment

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