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Impact of Foreign Direct Investment on Welfare in Africa: Empirical Evidence from Guinea
2021
Journal of Economic Science Research
The recent economic and financial hardship has resuscitated controversies over the role of Foreign Capital in economic growth and welfare enhancement in emerging nations, particularly in Guinea. The literature that scrutinizes the causal interaction among FDI and poverty alleviation is relatively abundant, the fundamental statement shared by these empirical studies is that GDP growth is assumed to be relevant proxy of people well-being. However, Guinea and its FDI attraction policies have not
doi:10.30564/jesr.v4i3.3147
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