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Japanese Manufacturers in Australia: Analysing Their Quality Evaluation and Employee Participation

Bayari, Celal - 2010

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Export Destination, Skill Utilization and Skill Premium in Chinese Manufacturing sector

Khan, Bilal M.; Xia, Junjie - 2016

This paper analyzes the link between export destination, skill utilization and skill premium. We develop the mechanism behind these links: the difference in quality valuation of the product across exporting destinations and the distribution of level of skill among the skilled workers in the...

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South Korean Economy and the Free Trade Agreement with China

Bayari, Celal - 2020

South Korea has had a continuous engagement with significant trade, investment and security matters simultaneously in … strategies. Undoubtedly, the East Asian security framework has an overbearing impact on the trade and investment environment …

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Japanese Business in Australia: A Management Survey of Industry Interaction with Locational Factors

Bayari, Celal - 2004

This is a discussion of research findings on the interaction of the Japanese firms with Australia’s locational factors that affect their investment decisions in Australia. The paper argues that there is a convergence as well as divergence among the sixty-five companies from three industrial...

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Labor markets, foregin investment and trade policy reform

Harrison, Ann; Revenga, Ana - 1997

employment and wage effects of trade reforms are generally small. The only exceptions are in the transitional econo¬mies, such as …This chapter reviews the available evidence on the linkages between trade reform, labor markets, and FDI. We begin by … drawing on studies of sixteen countries that underwent trade reforms in the 1980s and 1990s. These sixteen countries were …

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Future Bangalores? The increasing role of Central and Eastern Europe in the global services offshoring market: evidence from trade statistics

Gál, Zoltán - 2010

multilingual graduate supply, CEE is likely to utilise more value added and quality-driven services. Trade statistics support the … approximation to indentify those sections of service trade, which can be regarded as offshorable. The paper summarises the …

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Japanese Hybrid Factories in Australia: Analysing Labor Relations and Reflecting on the Work of Tetsuo Abo

Bayari, Celal - 2010

This paper provides an analysis of Japanese hybrid factories in Australia in a context of labor relations aspect of the Japanese management and production system. The paper argues that the labor relations aspect of the Japanese system is the most successful transfer to Australia. In its second...

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Foreign ownership, sales to multinationals, and firm efficiency: The Case of Brazil, Morocco, Pakistan, South Africa, and Vietnam

Kinda, Tidiane - 2009

Using a one-step stochastic frontier model for five developing countries (Brazil, Morocco, Pakistan, South Africa, and Vietnam), we show that foreign firms benefit from a better investment climate, which significantly explains why they are more efficient than local firms. Unlike former studies,...

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The Flying Geese Paradigm: A critical study of its application to East Asian regional development

Kasahara, Shigehisa - 2004

It is often claimed that what is popularly known as the "flying geese paradigm" of dynamic comparative advantage has accurately depicted the East Asian catching-up process. This paper presents a critical study of the paradigm, as well as its application to the current situation in East Asia...

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Technological learning in the Silicon Valleys of Latin America.

Ciravegna, Luciano - 2011

This study contributes to the understanding of the effects of FDI by illustrating that social networks affect technological learning in the Costa Rican ICT cluster in ways that the literature on technological capabilities failed to capture. It is based on extensive qualitative evidence collected...

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