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FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC PRIVATE INVESTMENT IN DEVELOPING AND EMERGING ECONOMIES: A REVIEW OF LITERATURE
Abstract:
This study analysis the theoretical position as well as empirical evidence on foreign and domestic private investment in developing and emerging economies. The study provides new evidence that domestic investors’ participation in investment programs and activities remains very low because their initiatives and efforts are often obstructed, and they become discouraged. It evidently also shows that DPI must be completed with adequate investment from foreign sources.
Developing partners and governments of developing countries should therefore focus on prioritizing DPI, attracting adequate FDI, and keenly addressing the challenges associated with PSI, which were identified and emphasized in the study.
emerging economies. The documentary sources method was used to examine one hundred and forty (140) peer-reviewed articles (selected based on source, journal of publication, database, time frame, relevance language, geographical restrictions, and search descriptions) published in a broad range of internationally recognized journals, with special analytical focus placed on forty (40) recent articles. It provides fresh evidence that literature on overall private investment and that of foreign direct investment have been given paramount interest and attention, but domestic private investment has received relatively diminutive attention to date. This review will serve as a roadmap, indicating the current state, contributions made, and unsolved issues in the extant studies as well as situating works to enrich the literature. It, therefore, offers specific directions for researchers, academics, and practitioners.
Subjects: Economics and Development; Economics; Finance
Keywords: private investment; foreign direct investment; domestic private investment; developing and emerging economies; economic growth