This double credit course on investment laws is a specialized educational offering being offered by the CITIL in collaboration with CTIL, Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Govt of India under the aegis of WTO Chairs Programme, which represents a remarkable synergy of academic and practical expertise. This unique partnership brings together the academic rigor of a university program with the real- world insights and resources.
Economic, financial, and social ties are strong between the European Union and its neighborhood. More resilient societies in the EU’s neighborhood would mean that they are liable to suffer less damage from regional conflicts and global crises – and this in turn has positive implications for European states.
Tourism and foreign real estate investment (FREI), both represent important sources of foreign income for some emerging nations. Mauritius, a small island economydepends largely upon tourism and it has been promoting FREI over the past two decades to promote its economic growth. Under such a context, it would be interesting to study the relationship that could exist between tourism and FREI. For the research, yearly data spanning from 2000 to 2021has been used. To depict the relationship between the two variables, a structural time series model was used.
Using country-level panel data, this study investigates the impact of foreign direct investment on the gross domestic product per capita in the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa region over the 2000- 2015 period. The estimates are generated using the one-step generalized method of a moments-difference estimator. The study found that foreign direct investment exerted a negative while quality development of infrastructure has a positive impact on economic growth in the region.