The Impact of Monetary Inflation on Investment Decisions in Jordanian Industrial Companies
- Marwan Mohamed Abu Orabi
Abstract
It's a paper that studying money inflation that is an associated with the investment process and is noted to almost affect both Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) and domestic direct investment (DDI)simultaneously. Industrial development issues are often related to investment process in Jordan. The study highlights how financial inflation affects decisions of investment of most industrial companies in Jordan. Through this study future studies will be conducted with the conceptual structure of investment decisions through monetary inflation as a shape of capital, commodities, and import inflation in Jordanian industrial companies. To acquire the important information that helped to justify the study hypothesis, a question. To confirm the direct investment decisions and inflation relationship, Pearson's Correlation Test formula was used in this analysis. The entire results found: the lowest coefficient was in the overall correlation coefficient for imported inflation and the reserved variables. It was noted that when other variables decrease, the rising in most imported inflation might be compensated. In other hand, the remaining variables' correlation coefficient had a positive value.
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- DOI:10.5539/mas.v14n7p133
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