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Bilateral Investment Agreements - The Legal Basis For Economic Partnership, E. Tulyakov
Bilateral Investment Agreements - The Legal Basis For Economic Partnership, E. Tulyakov
International Relations: Politics, Economics, Law
Attracting foreign investment, a developing country sets several goals: to obtain financial resources, use advanced managerial experience, and introduce innovative technologies. Achieving these goals becomes the basis for the modernization of the national economy. The advantages of bilateral agreements include the fact that they are the most flexible instrument for regulating interstate investment agreements that can have a direct regulatory effect on the subjects of these relations, thus compensating for the lack of incompleteness and instability of national investment legislation.
Currency Regime Of Uzbekistan: Goals, Consequences, Ways To Improve, N. Sirajiddinov
Currency Regime Of Uzbekistan: Goals, Consequences, Ways To Improve, N. Sirajiddinov
International Relations: Politics, Economics, Law
The currency regime and exchange rate policy of the country are among the main factors determining the investment climate and the competitiveness of national producers, macroeconomic stability and financial security of the state. Investment activity, the pace of modernization of the economy and its structural adjustment, the achievement of its sustainable growth, and the increase in the level of well-being of the population largely depend on the currency regime used. It is the exchange rate policy chosen by the government that largely determines the stability of the national currency, its protection against external shock influences, the country's sufficient foreign currency …