THE IMPACT OF FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT ON EXPORTS IN ALGERIA PERIOD 1980-2020
Keywords:
Foreign direct investment, exports, domestic investment, competitiveness, economic growthAbstract
Algeria is interested in raising the value of domestic and foreign investments, especially in order to improve the economic situation and raise the value of exports, and this can only be achieved through improving the investment climate.
This study aims to try to shed light on foreign investment in Algeria and its impact on exports, by applying the Autoregressive Distributed Time Gaps (ARDL) model, in order to study the impact of changes and developments of variables in the short and long term, as the study concluded that foreign direct investment affects the Exports in the long term increased by 0.36%, while the inverse relationship between exports and domestic investment remains due to the latter's directing to domestic consumption
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