To understand the concept and types of FDI (Greenfield, brownfield, mergers & acquisitions).
To examine the relationship between FDI inflows and economic development in both developing and developed countries.
To analyze the role of FDI in technology transfer, job creation, and infrastructure development.
To identify the sectors most influenced by FDI and their contribution to GDP growth.
To explore the impact of government policies, political stability, and ease of doing business on FDI attraction.
To conduct case studies of countries that have successfully leveraged FDI to boost their economies.
To provide strategic recommendations for policy-makers and investors based on findings
Finalize project scope, objectives, and key research questions.
Submit a brief proposal for faculty approval.
Study existing academic work, World Bank, IMF, UNCTAD, and OECD reports on FDI and economic growth.
Review theoretical frameworks like the Solow Growth Model and Dependency Theory.
World Bank FDI inflow reports
UNCTAD World Investment Reports Government publications and central bank statistics If possible, conduct interviews with economists, policymakers, or business leaders.
Choose 2–3 countries (e.g., India, Vietnam, UAE, Ireland) to analyze how FDI impacted their economic growth.
