Abstract
In the beginning of 21stcentury FDI started attracting more economies of the world and play a major role in economic growth of the developed economies, developing economies and transition economies. In the present era to compete in the international market the domestic capital is not sufficient that can boost the growth of economies at high growth rate. But FDI has become a cradle of investment and fill the gap between the domestic saving and capital requirement. It has become a important sources of private external finance to both the developed and developing economies. All the economies of the world tries to attract more and more FDI by formulating investors friendly polices, developing better infrastructure and provide conducive business environment to new private investors to invest more in different sectors in their countries. In this research paper attempt has been made to analyse and evaluate the outflow of FDI from developed and developing countries from 1990-2021.
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