تفاصيل الرسالة العلمية

This study addressed the impact of quantitative tools of monetary policy on foreign direct investment (FDI) in Jordan during the time period (1985-2019), and it aimed at measuring and highlighting the impact of quantitative tools of monetary policy on attracting FDI. After conducting statistical data analysis such as the augmented Dickey?Fuller (ADF) test and bound test, the fully modified ordinary lest squares (FM-OLS) test was found to be the most appropriate methodology for this study model. The results of the study showed a positive impact with a statistical significance for each of the following, economic openness, capital formation and open market operations on the FDI flow in Jordan. It also showed negative effect with a statistical significance of inflation rates, bank reserves, and re-discount rates on the flow of FDI in Jordan. Accordingly, the study presented a set of recommendations to decision-makers, with the aim of enhancing the inflow of FDI in Jordan. These recommendations included that decision-makers should develop policies that support economic openness represented in international trade, encouraging domestic investment, and moving forward with open market operations as well. In addition, the study recommended the necessity of monitoring inflation rates to limit their rise and reconsidering re-discount rate and bank reserves policies