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Attraction of Foreign Direct Investments as a Challenge in Accession Process to European Union
When we speak about the significance of foreign direct investments (FDI) for the transition economies of Southeastern Europe, we mainly think of two important effects of FDI: effect on economic growth and effect on export performances. Both economic features (growth and export performance) are impor
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