Selected Topics on Foreign Direct Investments (Fdis): a Focus on Tanzania

Honest Prosper Ngowi
  • Professor of Economics Mzumbe University Dar Es Salaam Tanzania.
  • Keywords:
  • Uddevalla Symposium, International Production, Host Economies, Investment Trends
  • Abstract:
  • In this chapter, the author makes a discussion on the mutual impacts of foreign direct investments (FDIs) from the developed to the developing countries with a specific reference to Tanzania, his home country. He identifies several theoretical mutual FDI impacts between the FDI source countries (predominantly, developed ones) and FDI destinations, especially the developing ones. He then presents several pieces of evidence on the mutual FDI impacts in Tanzania. The impacts include increased government revenues (through tax, royalties, privatization proceedings, licences and fees); increased direct and indirect employment; increased community support projects; increased up-to date and state-of the art technology; improved investment climate; technology transfer; and more market access. Tanzania’s impacts on the FDIs locating in the country include accessibility to markets and resources; investment incentives; profits; royalties; dividends; and employment.
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