IMPACT OF DIRECT GERMAN INVESTMENTS ON BULGARIAN ECONOMY

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Keywords
FDI, effects of FDI, economic growth

Abstract
The impact of foreign direct investments on the economy of the host country is indisputable. They affect national production, its volume and structure, trade (imports and exports), the local market and competition, employment and income, innovation and technological development, etc. Their effects are evident at company (micro), state (macro) and regional levels. The article analyzes the significance of Germany and the direct investments of German origin for our economy, as well as the impact of Aurubis Bulgaria as the largest German investment through direct, indirect and multiplier effects on the metallurgical industry in Bulgaria and the company’s role in the economic growth of the country.

JEL: F21, E22, O1.
Pages: 13

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