The study aimed to show the impact of foreign direct investment on both job opportunities and gross domestic product. The researchers used the linear regression function to explain the target relationship. The study concluded that there is a positive relationship between foreign direct investment and job opportunities, which is statistically significant at 10%. If foreign direct investment increases by one million dinars, job opportunities will increase by approximately 51 opportunities. Foreign direct investment accounts for 44% of the change in job opportunities. And there is an inverse relationship between foreign direct investment and gross domestic product, which is statistically significant at the lowest 1%. This equation indicates that the increase in direct foreign investment by one million dinars declines the gross domestic product by approximately 11 million, and this is due to the increase in outward investment flow (foreign direct investment), and foreign direct investment accounts for 65% of the change in GDP.

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The Impact of Foreign Direct Investment on Job Opportunities in the Jordanian Economy

  • Abdelhalim Jubran,
  • Morad Khaled Radaideh,
  • Khaled Mohammed Al-Sawaie

摘要

The study aimed to show the impact of foreign direct investment on both job opportunities and gross domestic product. The researchers used the linear regression function to explain the target relationship. The study concluded that there is a positive relationship between foreign direct investment and job opportunities, which is statistically significant at 10%. If foreign direct investment increases by one million dinars, job opportunities will increase by approximately 51 opportunities. Foreign direct investment accounts for 44% of the change in job opportunities. And there is an inverse relationship between foreign direct investment and gross domestic product, which is statistically significant at the lowest 1%. This equation indicates that the increase in direct foreign investment by one million dinars declines the gross domestic product by approximately 11 million, and this is due to the increase in outward investment flow (foreign direct investment), and foreign direct investment accounts for 65% of the change in GDP.