Foreign direct investment and institutional quality, trade openness in developing economics. Empirical evidence: seven emerging countries

Abstract

This paper addresses ties between foreign direct investment, accessibility to institutional quality, transportation investments and the growth of gross domestic product. In developing nations, the research was carried out. The analysis also evaluated the seven emerging economies to decide which of the consistency metrics established for the duration 1990-2018 is impacted. The data was evaluated using the concept of regression. The findings indicate that the factors had long-term explanatory relationships. The results often suggest substantial variations in long-term causal connections in developing nations, with several possible explanations that suit the findings. Therefore, this study will help policymakers in developed countries to be concerned with international foreign investment and trade transparency to enable economic stability.