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Do Foreign Direct Investments Increase the Economic Growth of Southeastern European Transition Economies?
There are two important effects of foreign direct investments (FDI) on a host economy: the effect on economic growth and the effect on export performances. Both economic features are important for the transition economies' prospects of European Union (EU) accession. After a short review of relevant
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