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Central Asian economies, particularly Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan, are pursuing increasingly ambitious goals for …

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Foreign Subsidiaries in the East German Innovation System – Experience from Manufacturing Industries

Jindra, Björn - 2011

knowledge from the East German innovation system. If a subsidiary follows a competence augmenting strategy or does local trade …

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What Gravity Models Can Tell Us About the Position of German FDI in Central and Eastern Europe

Borrmann, Christina; Jungnickel, Rolf; Keller, Dietmar - 2005

The tradition of gravity models is in the analysis of trade flows with market size and geographic or economic distance …

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Multinational firms and global innovation

Gumpert, Anna; Manova, Kalina; Rujan, Cristina; … - 2025

This paper provides an integrated analysis of multinational companies’ global production and innovation. We establish novel stylized facts using rich data on the network of production affiliates and patent activity of German multinationals. We rationalize these facts with a heterogeneous-firm...

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When is FDI a capital flow?

Marin, Dalia; Schnitzer, Monika - 2006

In this paper we analyze the conditions under which a foreign direct investment (FDI) involves a net capital flow across countries. Frequently, foreign direct investment is financed in the host country without an international capital movement. We develop a model in which the optimal choice of...

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When is FDI a capital flow?

Marin, Dalia; Schnitzer, Monika - 2006 - This version: June 2006

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Are firms in business groups more productive? : an empirical analysis based on German micro-level data with a special emphasis on the roles of regional and sectoral diversity

Biewen, Elena; Koch, Andreas - 2012 - Preliminiary version

The present paper analyses whether and how the affiliation of a firm to a business group affects its productivity. Based on novel data consisting of official firm data from the German Business Register including ownership information from Bureau van Dijk's MARKUS database and from the Cost...

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Long-run determinants of immigration to Germany 1974 - 1999: A Ricardian framework

Foders, Federico - 2003

This paper examines the long-run determinants of immigration to Germany using a modified version of the Ricardo model. After a brief overview of labour flows to Germany and the related empirical literature, a Ricardian model of migration is estimated using static panel data methods. The results...

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Long-Run Determinants of Immigration to Germany 1974-1999: A Ricardian Framework

Foders, Federico - Institut für Weltwirtschaft (IfW) - 2003

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Internationalization Choices : An Ordered Probit Analysis at Industry-Level

Pietrovito, Filomena - 2013

Trade theory traces back different patterns of internationalization to heterogeneity between firms, measured both … and internationalization choices, namely trade and foreign direct investments (FDI) for a large sample of countries and … internationalize in foreign markets through both trade and FDI. Moreover, the relative impact of average productivity and firm size on …

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