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Abstract
This paper examines the effect of remote direct investment on Growth (GDP) of SAARC nations. This relationship is tried by applying numerous regression models. The adjustment in GDP is taken as needy feasible while FDI and inflation are considered as independent variables. The information utilized for this is extending from year 2001 to 2010 of SAARC Countries. The outcome demonstrates that the general model is critical. There is a positive and critical relationship amongst GDP and FDI while an insignificant relationship amongst GDP and inflation.