The negative impact of foreign direct investment on the Estonian economy

Article Abstract:

The adverse impacts of large amount of foreign direct investments on Estonian economy are examined. Estonia is one of the countries that are formed from the disintegration of erstwhile Soviet Union. Its economy is undergoing transition from planned economy to market economy.

Estonia, Analysis, Foreign investments, Foreign direct investment, Economic reform

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"Put in a good word for the poor public sector employee...."

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The salaries of public sector and private sector employees in Russia are compared. Public sector employees are found to be receiving, on average, 19% less compared to their private counterparts, despite large increases in the salaries of the former over the recent years.

Personnel administration, Russia, Usage, Compensation and benefits, Comparative analysis, Wages, Wages and salaries, Public employees, Government employees, Econometric models, Salary, Report

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