"HERY\u00C1N, Tom\u00E1\u0161" . . "Impacts of selected nace industries\u00B4 foreign ownership on the Czech economy" . "I" . . "2"^^ . . . "Impacts of selected nace industries\u00B4 foreign ownership on the Czech economy"@en . "2"^^ . "Impacts of selected nace industries\u00B4 foreign ownership on the Czech economy" . "RIV/47813059:19520/14:#0002705" . . "[D6C16866781B]" . "RIV/47813059:19520/14:#0002705!RIV15-MSM-19520___" . "12"^^ . "4" . . . . "17" . "Foreign and domestic ownership; foreign direct investments; panel regression."@en . "Impacts of selected nace industries\u00B4 foreign ownership on the Czech economy"@en . "000346895900005" . . . "Contribution of our study to foreign direct investment and firm performance the matters is using quarterly frequency data to examine relationship between foreign ownership and quarterly economic growth in selected NACE business sectors. Hanou\u0161ek et al. (2012) argue that Foreign Direct Investments (FDI) have some several impacts at the Czech microeconomic level. We argue then, it could be interesting to compare domestic and foreign ownership with weighted GDP growth rate in the Czech Republic. If foreign equity in the country and rentability of foreign owned companies affect GDP more than rentability of domestic companies, foreign ownership is more efficient for the Czech economy. From our point of view, microeconomic data in pooled sample could influence macroeconomy of the country. It motivates recent study. The exact aim of the current paper was to estimate whether the Czech companies' equity increasing and returns on equity's development have an impact on GDP's development in selec ted Czech business sectors. We are estimating panel regression models with cross section weights. Our endogenous variable is weighted GDP growth rate in pooled data of all our selected business industries. Our exogenous variables are average equity growth rate and growth rate of return on equity (ROE), both in pooled sample of selected Czech industries." . "19520" . "1212-3609" . "CZ - \u010Cesk\u00E1 republika" . . . . "20793" . "E+M Ekonomie a Management" . "Contribution of our study to foreign direct investment and firm performance the matters is using quarterly frequency data to examine relationship between foreign ownership and quarterly economic growth in selected NACE business sectors. Hanou\u0161ek et al. (2012) argue that Foreign Direct Investments (FDI) have some several impacts at the Czech microeconomic level. We argue then, it could be interesting to compare domestic and foreign ownership with weighted GDP growth rate in the Czech Republic. If foreign equity in the country and rentability of foreign owned companies affect GDP more than rentability of domestic companies, foreign ownership is more efficient for the Czech economy. From our point of view, microeconomic data in pooled sample could influence macroeconomy of the country. It motivates recent study. The exact aim of the current paper was to estimate whether the Czech companies' equity increasing and returns on equity's development have an impact on GDP's development in selec ted Czech business sectors. We are estimating panel regression models with cross section weights. Our endogenous variable is weighted GDP growth rate in pooled data of all our selected business industries. Our exogenous variables are average equity growth rate and growth rate of return on equity (ROE), both in pooled sample of selected Czech industries."@en . "ROUB\u00CD\u010CKOV\u00C1, Michaela" . . .