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Scientific literature abounds in empirical studies in which, using various econometric methods, the determinants of foreign direct investments (FDI) are researched. On the other hand, there are a modest number of studies dealing with pillars of competitiveness or other elements of competitiveness as key determinants of FDI inflows in host countries. The aim of the paper is to point out to the importance of research of these issues by the review of mentioned studies, as well as highlight the advantages of econometric methodology in the field of panel data regression models which are used in these researches, and to come to a conclusion which pillars of competitiveness most often appear as determinants of FDI inflows. Through a detailed overview of selected research studies that, using the same methodology, deal with the researched problem, the authors wanted to set a safe basis for future researches in that area and thereby contribute to the enrichment of scientific literature.

Pillars of competitiveness as FDI determinants in host countries: A review of the panel data empirical studies