Type | Working Paper |
Title | Social capital as a determinant of foreign direct investments (the case of Georgia) |
Author(s) | |
Publication (Day/Month/Year) | 2012 |
Page numbers | 344-346 |
URL | https://journals.donnu.edu.ua/index.php/bsec/article/view/563 |
Abstract | Study of foreign direct investment inflows in Georgia through the lens of economic sociology very important. The favorable factors which trigger foreign investors to enter Georgia are ease of starting a business, family and friendly relations with Georgia and the geographical location of the country. Obviously, social contacts have a greater role in deciding on location and at the first stage of making a business transaction. The further operation of business does not depend on them. |
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