Finance Dissertation | Foreign Direct Investment

"The drying up in the early 1980’s of commercial bank lending to developing economies made most countries eased restriction on foreign direct investment (FDI) and many aggressively offered tax incentives and subsidies to attract foreign capital (Aitken and Harrison, 1999). Private capital flow to emerging market economies reached almost $200 billion in 2000. This is almost four times larger than the peak commercial bank lending years of the 1970’s and early 80’s. FDI now accounts for over sixty percent of private capital flow (Levine and Carkovic, 2002). However, while the explosion of FDI flow remains unmistakable, the growth effect remains unclear."

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Dividend Investment Capital

In this chapter the literature reviews will be viewed. The studies done by researcher on the dividend will be presented. This chapter is divided into 4 sections the first section discusses and reviews research done on the determinant of dividend policy. The second section reviews the focused literature on the regulated and unregulated companies. The third section will look the previous study done in India on dividend. The last section present the literature review on the methodology used in this dissertation.

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