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Author(s)
Arwa Albader, Reema Alhazani, Abeer Alhashel, Norah Aljadhey, Dr. Hind Alnafisah
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DOI:10.17265/1537-1514/2025.01.001
Affiliation(s)
Princess Nourah Bint Abdulrahman University, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
ABSTRACT
The study aims to
evaluate the impact of foreign direct investment on GDP in Saudi Arabia from
1997 to 2023. Secondary data were taken from World Data. EViews software was
used with multiple linear regression and OLS, based on a set of variables and
using the standard analytical approach, to analyze the impact of foreign direct
investment on GDP in Saudi Arabia. The results of the empirical test show that
foreign direct investment contributed significantly and positively to enhancing
GDP and reducing dependence on oil exports in Saudi Arabia, and each economic
variable has a different effect. Also, the results show that capital formation
and consumer spending have positive effects on GDP as they increase economic
productivity. Based on this result, the ultimate goal of the Saudi government
is to seek to attract more foreign direct investment to increase the economic
growth rate to achieve one of the goals of Vision 2030 and the importance of
foreign direct investment in achieving economic sustainability in Saudi Arabia,
and continue to improve the investment environment and stimulate investment in
new sectors.
KEYWORDS
foreign direct investment, gross domestic product, exports of goods and services, final consumption expenditure, gross capital formation
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