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Investissements français à l'étranger et rendements

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  • Paule Arnaud-Ameller
  • Franck Portier
  • Ghislaine Salmat

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[fre] Cet article met en perspective les investissements directs français à l'étranger et les désinvestissements sur la période 1976-1986. Ces flux sont examinés dans une ventilation géographique et sectorielle, en liaison avec les taux de rendements économiques de chaque zone géographique et de chaque secteur d'activité. L'analyse ainsi faite dégage une liaison positive, mais avec un décalage de deux années environ, entre le niveau d'investissement et son rendement économique. Par contre ce lien ne semble pas vérifié pour les désinvestissements, où un effet de cliquet est mis en évidence. Ces résultats sont à chaque fois confirmés par une analyse factorielle des correspondances. [eng] French Investment Abroad and Rates of return Paule Arnaud-Ameller, Franck Portier, Ghislaine Salmat This paper deals with French direct investment and disinvestment abroad during the period 1976-1986. These flows are linked to economic rates of return in a geographical and sectorial breakdown. The analysis shows that the level of investment has a positive effect on the economic rate of return, with a two yearlag. Disinvestment on the other hand apparently produces no such effect. These results are confirmed by factor analysis.

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  • Paule Arnaud-Ameller & Franck Portier & Ghislaine Salmat, 1988. "Investissements français à l'étranger et rendements," Revue de l'OFCE, Programme National Persée, vol. 24(1), pages 183-202.
    • Handle: RePEc:prs:rvofce:ofce_0751-6614_1988_num_24_1_1149
    DOI: 10.3406/ofce.1988.1149
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