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Entering a foreign market : exports, FDI or strategic alliance?

Morasch, Karl - 2018

The decision over exports vs. foreign direct investment (FDI) is usually discussed in an extension of the so …

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Technological Asymmetries and Strategic Plant Location : The Case of Export-Platform Foreign Direct Investment

Guariglia, Alessandra - 2006

We consider the plant location decision of a multinational corporation (MNC), which has the option to invest in a more or in a less technologically lagging country, and which aims to use its foreign plant as an export-platform. We show that the plant location decision of the MNC depends on...

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Investment Opportunities in China

Nolan, Nicholas - 2009

Strategy and Overview of China's Capital Markets for Institutional Investment Managers …

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The Spillover Eﬀects of MD&A Disclosures for Real Investment : The Role of Industry Competition

Durnev, Art - 2019

We explore whether disclosures in the Management Discussion & Analysis (MD&A) have spillover eﬀects for investment and … investment eﬃciency, and whether spillover eﬀects vary with competition. We focus on the tone of MD&A disclosures and document … substitutable products. We obtain similar results for investment eﬃciency. Overall, our evidence suggests that MD&A disclosures have …

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A Sub-Regional Development Approach-Transport, International Trade, and Investment Modeled in Space

Brunner, Hans-Peter; Allen, Peter M. - 2015

increasing return, agglomeration and network effects is important for their impact on trade, investment, growth and development …

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FDI, R&D and Endogenous Competitiveness

Garcia Pires, Armando José - 2010

We analyze the influence of endogenous competitiveness on multinational activity. Competitiveness is endogenized by assuming that firms differ on R&D commitment power, i.e.: some firms are leaders in R&D. We show that firms with higher commitment power tend to invest more in R&D and consequently...

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