Abstract
One question that has been undermining the formulation of economic and financial politics in developing countries is related to the importance of foreign direct investments in financial growth. Not only is there a certain dependency on direct investment of the growth of these countries, but these investments also depend on the level of transparency (or lack of corruption) of these countries. They also play a big role in avoiding or soothing financial crisis. Moreover, in a different analysis we can verify that there is also an inverse relation between foreign direct investment and corruption.
