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AI InsightIn other words, the expectations of FDIs as micro-effects to provide new technology and information dissemination to domestic companies, to establish production links with them and to offer them external financing opportunities have been sought in this study.
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Abstract
The world economy has blossomed rapidly recently, with technical expansion and the liberalization of goods and services markets. The fact that developing countries do not have sufficient funds leads them to grow with more foreign resources. Countries with insufficient own resources try to direct foreign direct investments (FDI) to their countries, as the cost of investing with foreign debt is high. For this reason, FDI is increasingly becoming one of the most essential tools of flourished for developing countries. In this study, it is mentioned that what kind of elements are affected by the foreign direct investor in the country selection. In simultaneous, it is the impacts of foreign investments that come to the fore with the globalization movement of Azerbaijan that started with this period. More specifically, The objective is to assess the effectiveness of Foreign Direct Investments (FDI) on indigenous enterprises, focusing on the dynamics between multinational corporations (MNCs) and native companies. Another implication of this works is, "What kind of government policies do our domestic firms request so that they can benefit more from and better compete with MNCs, and what are the policy recommendations we can make to improve the impact of FDI on local enterprises in the light of these demands?" answers to questions such as Ideas about foreign direct investments, which are expected to have an essential place in the development of Azerbaijan, are at an intriguing point. Because what is expected from these investments is not only a transfer of resources, but also technology, access to markets and valuable training that provides development in human capital. Maybe that is why we mainly focused on the micro effects of FDIs on autochthonous companies and investigated the consequences of these effects. In other words, the expectations of FDIs as micro-effects to provide new technology and information dissemination to domestic companies, to establish production links with them and to offer them external financing opportunities have been sought in this study.