Capital Flows, FDI, and Technology Spillovers: Evidence from Arab Countries

By A. Sadik, A. Bolbol. 2001

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Foreign Direct Investment and Economic Growth: a Real Relationship or Wishful Thinking? (2015, background): “Sadik and Bolbol (2001) argue that FDI is not economically justifiable in some Arab countries due to distorted incentives in defence and petrochemical contracts.”
Productivity Spillovers from Foreign Direct Investment in Developing Countries: A Meta-Regression Analysis (2010, background): “invested firm, providing an easy benchmark for authors to follow ( Sadik and Bolbol, 2001; Buckley et al.,”
Foreign Direct Investment, Financial Development, and Economic Growth: Evidence from the Arab Countries (2003, background): “…and expanding the role of 232 M. Omran and A. Bolbol stock markets.5 Given these developments, however, the evidence regarding the effects of FDI and the incentive measures to increase it on efficiency-related growth are yet to show positive signs in the Arab countries (Sadik and Bolbol, 2001a).”