Стоит ли ограничивать права собственности и инвестиции иностранных компаний? (Кейс фондового рынка)

Рассматриваются возможные последствия для фондовых рынков от введения ограничений в отношении иностранной собственности и инвестиций в России; а также за границей против российской собственности. Использованы данные РФ и 37 стран с применением модели фиксированных эффектов. Показано; что ограничительные меры против иностранной собственности и инвестиций негативно отразятся на капитализации российского фондового рынка. Эффект будет усиливаться под воздействием таких факторов; как коррупция; свобода инвестиций; финансовая свобода; торговая свобода и свобода ведения бизнеса. Качество судебной системы значимо при исследовании доли внутреннего фондового рынка в мировом. Налоговые льготы не смогут компенсировать негативные последствия введения ограничительных мер против иностранной собственности и иностранных инвестиций.

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