Cuba
Cuba, 23 August 2021
Dr. Ziva Rozen-Bakher’s Academic Blog on Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) and International Trade: Risks versus Opportunities
Dr. Ziva Rozen-Bakher - Researcher in International Business with a focus on Risks
In this blog, I focus each time on Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) and International Trade in a certain country or territory in terms of how Location Factors (Political, Economic, Technological, Ecological, Legal and Cultural) and Entry Modes (e.g. M&As, Export and Greenfield) impact the attractiveness - or vice versa - the risks of FDI and International Trade in the specific country or territory. Still, keep in mind that each risk may lead to an opportunity for resolving problems via suitable FDI and International Trade, while each opportunity for FDI and International Trade may involve risks.
Political Risks: Regime Transformation, Political Instability, Wars, Conflicts, Geopolitical Conflicts, Sanctions, Global Terror, Regional Crises, and Global Crises.
Economic Risks: Economic Instability, Restrictions on FDI and International Trade, Impact of FDI on Labour Markets; International Trade Agreements and Trade Wars
Strategic Risks: Strategic Risks in M&As, Integration in M&As, Cultural Distance, Cultural Openness, Labour Unions in M&As
Cuba - Foreign Direct Investment and International Trade
Key Figures of FDI and International Trade
GDP per capita (Current US$): $9,099.7 (2019)
Foreign direct investment, net inflows (BoP, current US$): No data is available
Foreign direct investment, net outflows (BoP, current US$): No data is available
Exports of goods and services (Current US$): $14,505.00 (2018)
Imports of goods and services (Current US$): $12,596.00 (Millions) (2018)
Source: World Bank
Information and Data on FDI and International Trade
The state of play: FDI in Cuba - Investment Monitor
UNCTADstat - Cuba General Profile
FactSheetCuba_2021_new (unctad.org)
Cuba attracts $1.7 billion in foreign investment despite U.S. sanctions | Reuters
U.S. Relations With Cuba - United States Department of State
Due to a lack of information about the data of FDI and International Trade in Cuba based on the regular sources that are used in this blog, then the information above is based on alternative sources.
Macro Data
General Information and Political Information
Research Papers and Research Books
Foreign Direct Investment in Cuba: A Necessity and a Challenge | SpringerLink
Cuba—U.S. scientific collaboration: Beyond the embargo (plos.org)
Economic imperialism in Cuba, 1898–2017 | Hegemony and embargo | Adam (taylorfrancis.com)
A macroeconomic approach of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in post -Castro Cuba - ProQuest
Success Characteristics of Foreign Direct Investment in Cuba by Janet L. Walsh :: SSRN
Cuba, Trade Dependency and the GATT/WTO System | SpringerLink
Cuba-CARICOM Trade and Economic Relations | SpringerLink
Implementation of an Anastrepha spp. Risk-Mitigation Protocol for the (taylorfrancis.com)
CUBA: FOOD AND AGRICULTURAL IMPORT REGULATIONS AND STANDARDS - NARRATIVE * - ProQuest
Public Policy and Politics via Documentaries and in-Depth TV News Programs
Keep in mind that Documentaries and in-Depth TV News programs usually reflect a certain viewpoint. ZRB
What’s going wrong in Cuba? | Start Here - YouTube
A new era in Cuba? | Inside Story - YouTube
Cuba sees biggest protests against Communist government in decades - BBC News - YouTube
What is life like in Cuba after Fidel Castro? BBC News - YouTube
Important History Events
Why History? History shapes the present and future and even may repeat itself. ZRB
The History of Cuba, 2nd Edition - Clifford L. Staten Ph.D. - Google Books
Cuba in Revolution: A History Since the Fifties - Antoni Kapcia - Google Books
Cuba: Between Reform and Revolution - Louis A. Pérez - Google Books
Conceptual Models and the Cuban Missile Crisis* | American Political Science Review | Cambridge Core
The Cuban Missile Crisis - M. White - Google Books
U.S.-Cuba Compensation Policy Note 8 Texas Hispanic Journal of Law & Policy 2002 (heinonline.org)
Other Issues
Issues that may have indirect effects or long-run effects either on opportunities and risks of FDI and International Trade. ZRB
Why Cuba developed its own covid vaccine—and what happened next | The BMJ
Traditional Costume
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