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preference away from joint ventures in a corrupt country. Empirical evidence shows that corruption reduces inward FDI and shifts …This paper studies the impact of corruption in emerging markets on the mode of entry and volume of inward foreign … direct investment using a unique firm-level data set. It examines two effects of corruption simultaneously: a reduction in …
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regime increases worldwide FDI and raises the world interest rate. Distinguishing three groups of countries, we show that … income countries are likely to gain from increased inward FDI, whereas least developed countries lose because they receive … less FDI. Our results explain the stylized fact that a multilateral investment agreement was opposed by least developed …
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transformation of global industries, international institutions, and global power (re)arrangement. Outward FDI undertaken by these EM … global FDI outflows increased to 19% in 2008 and further to 25% in 2009 (UNCTAD, 2010). Among relatively large EMs, India …%), Brazil (123%), and Russia (151%), although from a relatively lower base (UNCTAD, 2010). India's outward FDI position is much …
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Foreign direct investment is considered to be a very important component of every nation's attempt towards economic development. It contributes directly to the growth, on this background, the main aim of this paper is to investigate the determinants of Foreign Direct Investment in 29 Emerging...
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This study examines whether and to what extent emerging-market multinational enterprises (EM MNEs) can use outward FDI … to this as a “reverse spillover” effect on parent firms, and develop it based on the knowledge-seeking motive for FDI by … evidence for its validity, our study focuses on the effects of such FDI on technological capabilities of EM MNEs at home. Using …
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This article investigates the effect of foreign direct investment (FDI) on the productivity of parent firms for … between FDI toward developing (vertical FDI) and developed countries (horizontal FDI) and between electronics and non … multinational firms experience a higher productivity following their FDI in developing countries. A time lag exists in productivity …
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to local firms. We investigate whether FDI spillovers influence different phases of the innovation process (from decision …. Local firms benefit from foreign counterparts in the early phase of the innovation process. Stronger FDI effects are found …
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of greenfield FDI inflows into the EBRD regions has changed over time, and what this implies for employment generation … clustering over time. While FDI inflows have supported countries’ structural transformation, these changes will affect the … policymakers by providing rich information on greenfield FDI inflows into 37 economies in the EBRD regions …
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Emerging markets have long been the recipient of foreign direct investment (FDI) from the world’s more advanced … countries. They have used this to their advantage and actively attracted inward FDI as part of their growth and development … spillover occur between EMNCs and local firms in their home market? The study finds that EMNCs conducting outward FDI with asset …
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Emerging markets have long been the recipient of foreign direct investment (FDI) from the world’s more advanced … countries. They have used this to their advantage and actively attracted inward FDI as part of their growth and development … spillover occur between EMNCs and local firms in their home market? The study finds that EMNCs conducting outward FDI with …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10013312538