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Email: hatran@neu.edu.

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COURSE:

INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS
Tel: 0886865492

MSc. Tran Hoang Ha


International Economics Department
School of Trade and International Economics

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Hanoi, December 2024
INTERNATIONAL RESOURCE
MOVEMENTS
1. Describe the motives for international
portfolio and direct investments
2. Describe the effects of portfolio and
direct investment on investing and
host countries
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3. Understand the motives and effects of
international labor migrations

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Defining Resources
Govern-
• [Adam Smith] Resources include land, capital and ment
labor.
• [Snowdown and Vane, 2005] Resources can also
Individuals
include factors such as Geography and Institutions
• [Business] Finance / People / Material / Intelligence
• [Technology] People / Information / Materials / Tools
and machines / Energy / Capital / Time Corpora-
=>Resources are not only seen from one aspect but they tions
are also multi-dimensional

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There are two main types of foreign investment:
Portfolio Investment and Direct Investment…

Foreign indirect investment (Portfolio investment)


is a type of capital movement between countries, in which capital
Direct
owners buy shares, stocks, bonds, and other valuable papers
through securities investment funds and other intermediary
financial institutions to investment in the host country.
Foreign direct investment
is the movement of capital between
countries, in which this investor brings Indirect
capital in money or any assets to another
country to conduct investment activities.

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Portfolio Investment (Đầu tư danh mục)
• Takes place mainly through financial institutions
(such as banks and investment funds) Stocks
Passive
• Engine:
Ownership
• Opportunities to earn higher profits abroad
• Minimize/Diversify risks
Portfolio
• Investors must determine for themselves (from Invest- Bonds
ment
market knowledge and intuition) average returns
and likely volatility when deciding which stocks
to buy. Cash and
Cash Commo-
equiva- dities
lent
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Direct Investment (Đầu tư trực tiếp)
• [WTO, 1996] Foreign direct investment (FDI) occurs when an investor
based in one country (host country) purchases assets in another country Active
(host country) for the purpose of managing manage those assets Ownership
• Engine:
• Opportunities to earn higher profits abroad
• Minimize/Diversify risks
• Form:
• Enterprise with 100% foreign capital 10% threshold
• Venture business
(IMF, 2000; WB,
• Business cooperation contract (BCC)
2008 UNCTAD,
• BOT, BTO, BT contracts
2009)
• Own shares (> 10%)
• Mergers and acquisitions (M&A)
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Direct Investment (Đầu tư trực tiếp) – Theories

Macro
Micro

- The movement of capital serves several - Product life cycle theory (Posner, 1961; Vernon,
1966)
goals such as taking advantage of the
- Internalization theory (Coase, 1937; Buckley and
host country or market or a third market Casson, 1976): Enterprises can achieve
(Helpman et al., 2004). internalization benefits through establishing parent-
- A currency that is weaker relative to the subsidiary and subsidiary-subsidiary networks.
- Eclectic theory - OLI Paradigm of Dunning (1977,
currency of a stronger investing country is
1979, 1981, 1993) => looks for three main factors:
more likely to attract FDI (Aliber, 1970). (i) market; (ii) resources and (iii) efficiency --- (+)
strategic assets
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Direct Investment – Classification
• According to the flow direction: Inward – Outward
• Production direction: Horizontal – Vertical
• Horizontal FDI: production abroad of a differentiated product that is also produced domestically
• Vertical FDI: to gain control over the required raw materials and thus ensure uninterrupted supply
at the lowest possible cost
• Forward vertical FDI: establishing distribution points in the host country to be closer to
consumers and supply the company's finished products to the host country and/or third country
markets
• Backward vertical FDI: processing raw materials or inputs needed in the host country for the
final product in the home country of the manufacturing enterprise.
• Conglomerate FDI is a combination of horizontal FDI and vertical FDI

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INVESTMENT LAW OF VIETNAM

1987 1996 2005 2014 2020


Luật đầu tư Luật đầu tư Luật đầu tư Luật đầu tư Luật đầu tư
nước ngoài nước ngoài (01/07/2006) (01/07/2015) (01/01/2021)
tại Việt Nam tại Việt Nam
(09/01/1988) (23/11/1996)

• Nghị định số 31/2021/NĐ-CP của chính phủ: quy định chi


Nghị quyết số 50-NQ/TW ngày 20/8/2019 của tiết và hướng dẫn thi hành một số điều của luật đầu tư
Bộ Chính trị về định hướng hoàn thiện thể chế, • Thông tư số 03/2021/BKH-ĐT: quy định mẫu văn bản, báo
chính sách, nâng cao chất lượng, hiệu quả hợp cáo liên quan đến hoạt động đầu tư tại việt nam, đầu tư từ
tác đầu tư nước ngoài đến năm 2030 việt nam ra nước ngoài và xúc tiến đầu tư

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5 main forms of investment:
INVESTMENT LAW OF VIETNAM • Enterprise with 100% foreign capital

The authority to approve projects belongs to the • Joint venture of domestic enterprises - foreign
National Assembly (Article 30), the Prime enterprises
Minister (Article 31) and the Provincial People's • Business cooperation contracts – BCC, BOT,
Committee (Article 32). BTO, BT contracts
The Ministry of Planning and Investment has the • Own shares
role of advising, planning, guiding and reporting • Mergers and acquisitions (M&A)
to the Government; guide ministries, branches 4 regulated areas
and localities; Manage and supervise • Prohibited industries
investment activities in Vietnam and investment
• Encouraged industries;
abroad of Vietnamese individuals, businesses
• Conditional industries apply to both domestic
and organizations (Decree 89/2022/ND-CP
and foreign investors
stipulating the tasks and organizational structure
• Conditional fields only apply to foreign
of Ministry of Planning and Investment)
investors
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Direct Investment – Impacts
Home countries (givers) Host countries (receivers)

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PROBLEMS OF FDI
Crowding-out
effect (Hiệu
Technology
ứng lấn át)
Transfer-pricing landfill
(chuyển giá)

Pollution haven
Uneven
Thiên đường ô nhiễm
distribution Resource
exhaustion

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