Attracting Investments into the National Economy and their Management: Current Status
Keywords:
national economy, investment, taxes, investment management, national economy, foreign investment, economic development, regulatory framework, macroeconomic stability, policy reform, investor confidence, sustainable growth.Abstract
This study examines the current landscape of investment attraction and management
within the national economy, focusing on the existing mechanisms, challenges, and opportunities for
improvement. It analyzes the factors that influence both domestic and foreign investment decisions,
including macroeconomic stability, regulatory frameworks, infrastructure development, and political
risk. The research explores the effectiveness of current government policies and institutional
arrangements aimed at attracting and managing investments, while also evaluating their impact on
economic growth, job creation, and technological advancement. Using a mixed-methods approach
combining quantitative data analysis and qualitative assessments, the study identifies key bottlenecks
hindering investment inflows and proposes recommendations for policy reforms and strategic
interventions. The findings highlight the crucial role of effective investment management in achieving
sustainable economic development and underscore the need for enhanced transparency, accountability,
and investor confidence.This article provides information on investments, their significance, and the
current state of attracting foreign investments into the national economy and managing them. It also
includes relevant conclusions and recommendations for attracting investments into the national
economy
