Value Relevance of Country Governance and Economic Freedom for Foreign Portfolio Inflows in Developing and Developed Countries.

Globalization, country governance, and economic freedom have generally led to stock market liberalization around the world. These factors are considered imperative for financial portfolio investment (FPI). This study investigates the impact of country governance and economic freedom on foreign capit...

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Main Authors: Khan, Faisal, Ullah, Hamid, Shah, Hamid, Hussain, Amir
Format: Journal Article
Language:English
Published: Iqra National University 2021
Online Access:http://iqrajbm.com/
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/95210
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Ullah, Hamid
Shah, Hamid
Hussain, Amir
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description Globalization, country governance, and economic freedom have generally led to stock market liberalization around the world. These factors are considered imperative for financial portfolio investment (FPI). This study investigates the impact of country governance and economic freedom on foreign capital inflows. For this purpose, we analyed data of 81 developed and 58 developing countries using dynamic panel regression model and system generalized method of movements (GMM). We found that governance and its components have positive and significant effects on FPI in all countries. Likewise, the index of economic freedom and its components have positive and significant effects on FPI. Moreover, in developing countries, investors are more concerned about governance than the economic freedom in the host country because the security of short term investment relies more on the state of governance and rule of law than on the assumed constant economic freedom in the short-term.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-952102024-07-03T02:11:39Z Value Relevance of Country Governance and Economic Freedom for Foreign Portfolio Inflows in Developing and Developed Countries. Khan, Faisal Ullah, Hamid Shah, Hamid Hussain, Amir Globalization, country governance, and economic freedom have generally led to stock market liberalization around the world. These factors are considered imperative for financial portfolio investment (FPI). This study investigates the impact of country governance and economic freedom on foreign capital inflows. For this purpose, we analyed data of 81 developed and 58 developing countries using dynamic panel regression model and system generalized method of movements (GMM). We found that governance and its components have positive and significant effects on FPI in all countries. Likewise, the index of economic freedom and its components have positive and significant effects on FPI. Moreover, in developing countries, investors are more concerned about governance than the economic freedom in the host country because the security of short term investment relies more on the state of governance and rule of law than on the assumed constant economic freedom in the short-term. 2021 Journal Article http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/95210 English http://iqrajbm.com/ Iqra National University restricted
spellingShingle Khan, Faisal
Ullah, Hamid
Shah, Hamid
Hussain, Amir
Value Relevance of Country Governance and Economic Freedom for Foreign Portfolio Inflows in Developing and Developed Countries.
title Value Relevance of Country Governance and Economic Freedom for Foreign Portfolio Inflows in Developing and Developed Countries.
title_full Value Relevance of Country Governance and Economic Freedom for Foreign Portfolio Inflows in Developing and Developed Countries.
title_fullStr Value Relevance of Country Governance and Economic Freedom for Foreign Portfolio Inflows in Developing and Developed Countries.
title_full_unstemmed Value Relevance of Country Governance and Economic Freedom for Foreign Portfolio Inflows in Developing and Developed Countries.
title_short Value Relevance of Country Governance and Economic Freedom for Foreign Portfolio Inflows in Developing and Developed Countries.
title_sort value relevance of country governance and economic freedom for foreign portfolio inflows in developing and developed countries.
url http://iqrajbm.com/
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/95210