A (Não) relação das IPSAS com o Investimento Estrangeiro Direto
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Normas Internacionais de Contabilidade do Setor Público (IPSAS), Investimento Estrangeiro Direto (IED), Teoria da Dependência de Recursos, Método Generalizado dos MomentosResumo
Objetivo: Esta pesquisa investigou a relação entre a adoção das Normas Internacionais de Contabilidade do Setor Público (IPSAS) e os fluxos de Investimento Estrangeiro Direto (IED).
Método: Foi analisado um painel de dados, composto por 352 observações de 32 países que concentram cerca de 80% do IED global, utilizando o método do Método Generalizado dos Momentos (GMM-Sys).
Originalidade/Relevância: Com base em evidências empíricas, os resultados sublinham que a adoção das IPSAS não parece ser uma estratégia significativa para aumentar a credibilidade junto dos investidores internacionais e atrair IED. Esta conclusão faz avançar o debate acadêmico sobre os benefícios, críticas e consequências da adoção das IPSAS.
Resultados: Os resultados das cinco estimativas GMM-Sys mostraram que a adoção das IPSAS não levou a um aumento significativo nos influxos de IED dos países da amostra.
Contribuições Teóricas/Metodológicas: Do ponto de vista acadêmico, esta pesquisa acrescenta evidências sobre os efeitos das IPSAS nas economias e também levanta discussões sobre a suposição em estudos anteriores que presumem benefícios da adoção das IPSAS na forma de aumento do investimento estrangeiro.
Contribuições Sociais/para a Gestão: Para os gerentes públicos e formuladores de políticas públicas, essa conclusão sugere que a adoção das IPSAS dentro de uma estratégia de reforma governamental destinada a obter recursos externos deve ser considerada com cautela, de modo que outros fatores institucionais parecem, neste momento, ser mais eficazes.
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