THE NECESSITY AND IMPORTANCE OF ATTRACTING FOREIGN INVESTMENTS INTO THE NATIONAL ECONOMY
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Foreign investment, national economy, economic growth, investment climate, foreign direct investment (FDI), economic modernization, technological innovation, employment, capital inflow, sustainable development, international investment, competitiveness.Abstract
Foreign investment plays a crucial role in accelerating economic growth, increasing production capacity, and enhancing the competitiveness of the national economy. In the context of globalization and increasing international economic integration, attracting foreign investments has become one of the key priorities for sustainable economic development. This article examines the necessity and significance of attracting foreign investments into the national economy, analyzes their impact on economic modernization, technological advancement, employment generation, and export expansion. The study also highlights the factors influencing foreign investors' decisions and evaluates the economic benefits derived from investment inflows. The findings indicate that foreign investments contribute not only to capital accumulation but also to the transfer of advanced technologies, managerial expertise, and innovative practices. Therefore, creating a favorable investment climate and implementing effective investment policies are essential for ensuring long-term economic stability and development.
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