Table 1.
Relationship between Greenfield Investment and economic growth: Selected Empirical Evidences.
| Country | Author(s) | Study Period | Major Findings | 
|---|---|---|---|
| Vietnam | [48] | 2003–2017 | Positive impact of Greenfield investments on the economic growth of Vietnam | 
| 14 low-income countries | [45] | 1998–2017 | The results found Greenfield investment as beneficial for the economic growth of the selected low-income countries. | 
| 42 developing Asian countries | [41] | 1990–2013 | Positive impact of Greenfield investment on the economic growth of the selected countries. | 
| 127 countries | [42] | 1990–2010 | Stronger impact of Greenfield FDI on economic growth | 
| 11 Central and Eastern European Union (CEEU) countries | [47] | 2003–2015 | Unidirectional causality running from Greenfield investments to economic growth | 
| 20 emerging countries | [43] | 2003–2014 | Greenfield investment is positively related to the economic growth | 
| 12 new member states of the EU | [40] | 1999–2010 | Greenfield investment does not significantly affect the economic growth of the countries chosen for study | 
| 84 countries | [46] | 1987–2001 | Significant positive relationship between Greenfield investments and the economic growth | 
| 53 countries (29 developed and 24 developing) | [44] | 1996–2006 | Positive effects of Greenfield investments on the economic growth of the selected countries (both developed and developing) | 
| 72 countries (50 developing and 22 industrial countries) | [39] | 1987–2001 | Greenfield investment does not accelerate economic growth in either industrial or developing countries |