Exporting, ownership and confidence in Tanzanian enterprises

Article Abstract:

The entry of trade liberalization in Tanzania resulted in the export activity of partly state-owned companies, the so-called parastatals. The fact that these companies did export attests to their overall good manufacturing performances. It is believed that the availability of foreign investments bode well for the future of manufacturing industries in Tanzania. Such a capital infusion will also promote the full privatization of the parastatals.

Intnl Marketing, Methods, Management, Manufacturing industry, Manufacturing industries, Exports, Economic policy, Privatization, Privatization (Business), Tanzania, Export marketing

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Foreign direct investment in China: a spatial econometric study

Article Abstract:

The impact of foreign direct investment on the Chinese economy and its relation with the world economy is examined in detail, including spatial data within China.

Net Foreign Investment, China, Foreign investments, Economic aspects

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