自加入欧盟以来，葡萄牙的区域和部门外国直接投资:动态画像

Q3 Social Sciences

Review of Urban and Regional Development Studies Pub Date : 2015-11-01 DOI:10.1111/RURD.12040

Irina Melo, Alexandra Ferreira‐Lopes, H. Monteiro

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摘要

尽管关于葡萄牙的外国直接投资(FDI)的研究很少，特别是关于其影响的研究，但FDI可以成为区域经济发展和增长的重要催化剂。本文研究了葡萄牙各地区现有的FDI，通过《区域统计单位命名法III》分析了FDI在各地区的分布、FDI在各地区所占比重较大的部门以及1986-2009年FDI的演变。尽管在葡萄牙的外国直接投资公司的相对权重在多年的分析中保持不变(约为1%)，但与此同时，这些公司扩散到该国的所有地区，而不仅仅集中在里斯本和波尔图这两个主要的经济和服务聚集区。各区域不仅吸引专门部门的外国直接投资，而且吸引其他活动的外国直接投资，使该国的区域生产结构多样化。外国直接投资的增加和多样化与经济的三级化相吻合，更接近该国的生产专业化模式，同时继续主要集中于制造业。

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Regional and sectoral foreign direct investment in Portugal since joining the European union: a dynamic portrait

type="main" xml:lang="en"> Despite few studies regarding foreign direct investment (FDI) in Portugal – especially regarding its effects – FDI can be an important catalyst for regional economic development and growth. This work studies existing FDI in the Portuguese regions, analyzing its distribution by Nomenclature of Territorial Units for Statistics III, the sectors in which FDI has more weight in each region, and its evolution from 1986–2009. Although the relative weight of FDI firms in Portugal remained constant over the years analyzed (around 1%), at the same time these firms spread to all regions of the country, not only concentrating in Lisboa and Porto, the main economic and service agglomerations. Regions attracted FDI not only in specialized sectors, but also for other activities, diversifying the regional productive structure of the country. The increase and diversification of FDI coincided with the tertiarization of the economy, being closer to the productive specialization pattern of the country, while continuing to focus mainly on manufacturing.

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Review of Urban and Regional Development Studies Social Sciences-Geography, Planning and Development

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