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∘ Medea Melashvili ∘ Nunu Kistauri ∘ Ketevan Kveladze ∘
SOME ASPECTS OF THE INTERNATIONAL CAPITAL MOVEMENT

Summary

The international capital movement, as an important feature of the development of the modern world economy, has a global character. This process has been particularly active since the second half of the twentieth century, which has its pros and cons for both donor and recipient countries. Out of the two forms of investment (direct and portfolio) according to its aims, foreign direct investment has the predominant role. In the world market, these investments are the basis for the dominance of transnational companies.

The movement of investment flows is different in developed, developing and transitional economies, as can be well seen in the digital material presented in the paper.

Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University Paata Gugushvili Institute of Economics International Scientific C O N F E R E N C E S "ECONOMY – XXI CENTURY"

E ISSN 2587 - 4691	∘ Medea Melashvili ∘ Nunu Kistauri ∘ Ketevan Kveladze ∘ SOME ASPECTS OF THE INTERNATIONAL CAPITAL MOVEMENT Summary The international capital movement, as an important feature of the development of the modern world economy, has a global character. This process has been particularly active since the second half of the twentieth century, which has its pros and cons for both donor and recipient countries. Out of the two forms of investment (direct and portfolio) according to its aims, foreign direct investment has the predominant role. In the world market, these investments are the basis for the dominance of transnational companies. The movement of investment flows is different in developed, developing and transitional economies, as can be well seen in the digital material presented in the paper.