Titlebook: Investment and Competitiveness in Africa; Diery Seck Book 2017 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2017 African Economy.Finance

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Financial Development, Trade Costs and Bilateral Trade Flows: Connecting the Nexus in ECOWASnalysis were engaged. Among the findings is that the FD of both exporting and importing countries are significant determinants of bilateral trade flows in ECOWAS. This suggests, among others, that more credit available to the private sector will significantly boost bilateral trade flows.

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Do Market Size and Remittances Explain Foreign Direct Investment Flows to Sub-Sahara Africa?ata set for 40 African countries for the period 1981–2013. The results indicate positive and significant impacts of remittances on net FDI inflows to SSA conditioned on the level of per capita GDP in the host country. Therefore, a threshold of per capita GDP is needed for a SSA country to benefit fr

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Trade and Foreign Direct Investment Nexus in West Africa: Does Export Category Matter? FDI on different export categories: primary, intermediate, and final goods. Contrary to previous studies where multinationals are usually engaged in downstream production in the host country, this study presents a “commodity-proximity” model where multinational presence in upstream activities in re

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Financial Development, Trade Costs and Bilateral Trade Flows: Connecting the Nexus in ECOWASextent to which this affects Economic Community of West African States-ECOWAS intra-regional trade, has not been empirically investigated, which motivates this study. It examines the pattern of trade, provides the level of FD and influence of FD in ECOWAS. It utilises the augmented gravity model of

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