Using panel data on six Chinese manufacturing industries over the period 2005-2007, this paper explores the interrelationship among foreign presence, domestic sales and export intensity of local firms. We find that the domestic sales and exports are complementary for local firms in China's...

Rapid globalization has resulted in increased competitive pressures. The entry of foreign firms in a host economy increases the level of competition faced by not only the domestic firms but also the existing foreign firms. We argue that domestic firms, especially in developing countries, respond...

This paper examines, both theoretically and empirically, how the presence of FDI affects product quality of domestic firms through worker mobility. Heterogeneous firms are faced with a monopolistically competitive product market and labour markets of production workers and quality control...