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ABSTRACT This study shows how internal and international migration either it is permanent or temporary migration influences the foreign investors’ interest first in the form of foreign capital inflow, second in the form of agglomeration of foreign investment enterprises, and third in the form of FDI disparity at the county level. Our estimates suggest socio-economic pull factors like GDP per capita, population and production are significant for FDI inflow in Great Plain and North region while in the Transdanubia region, results are varied according to the FDI regional distribution.
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