Many U.S. corporations operate internationally. For instance, S&P 500 firms generate approximately 29 percent of their sales in foreign markets (Brzenk 2018). Multinational corporations (MNCs) rely on information about their operations to allocate resources. This information is dispersed within...

The extant literature on emerging market multinationals (EMNEs) suggest that they derive their advantages from factors such as economies of scale, and that they internationalise, in large measure, to access technology. However, support for this framework typically comes from analysis of static...