Impact of geopolitical risk, GDP, inflation, interest rate, and trade openness on foreign direct investment: Evidence from five Southeast Asian countries
Authors:
- Shaddam HossainSHShaddam Hossain
- Liton Chandra VoumikLVLiton Chandra Voumik
- Tahsin Tabassum AhmedTATahsin Tabassum Ahmed
- Mehnaz Binta AlamMAMehnaz Binta Alam
- Zabin TasmimZTZabin Tasmim
Open Access
- 1 December 2024
- journal article
- research article
- Published by KEAI Publishing in Regional Sustainability
- Vol. 5 (4)
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