Bachelorarbeit, 2004
58 Seiten, Note: 68 (1,7)
This dissertation examines the significance of foreign direct investment in Ireland's economic growth. It aims to explain the reasons for Ireland's success and analyze the role of government policy in promoting foreign direct investment. The dissertation also explores the sustainability of Ireland's economic success and the future prospects of foreign direct investment in the country.
The first chapter introduces the topic of foreign direct investment in Ireland, setting the stage for the subsequent analysis. Chapter 2 delves into the "Irish economic miracle," exploring the reasons behind Ireland's economic success and examining the role of the Irish tax system in this growth. Chapter 3 provides a comprehensive overview of foreign direct investment, defining the concept, discussing various theories, and exploring the advantages and disadvantages of attracting such investment. The chapter also examines the specific case of foreign direct investment in the services sector, with a focus on financial services. Chapter 4 focuses on the impact of foreign direct investment on Ireland's economy, highlighting the role of the Industrial Development Authority (IDA) and the linkages to the global economy. Finally, Chapter 5 explores the international financial services sector as a key foreign direct investor in Ireland, focusing on the IFSC and the successful case of Hypo Real Estate Bank International.
This dissertation focuses on the role of foreign direct investment in Ireland's economic growth, exploring key themes such as the Irish economic miracle, the Irish tax system, government policy, the services sector, financial FDI, the International Financial Services Centre (IFSC), and the Industrial Development Authority (IDA). The dissertation also examines the advantages and disadvantages of foreign direct investment and its impact on both economies and companies.
Key factors included favorable government policies, a competitive tax system, and a significant influx of foreign direct investment (FDI).
The Industrial Development Authority (IDA) is a key government agency responsible for promoting and attracting foreign direct investment to Ireland.
The IFSC is a specialized hub in Dublin established to attract global financial services companies through tax incentives and a supportive regulatory environment.
It is a form of foreign direct investment where a parent company builds its operations in a foreign country from the ground up, such as constructing new facilities.
Determinants include market size, regulatory quality, political stability, and specific incentives like those offered in the Irish financial sector.
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