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In this paper the role of institutions in determining foreign direct investment (FDI) is investigated using a large … panel of 107 countries during 1981 and 2005. We find that institutions are a robust predictor of FDI and that the most …, we also study the impact of institutions on FDI at the sectoral level. We find that institutions do not have a …
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This paper investigates whether the higher prevalence of South multinational enterprises (MNEs) in risky developing countries may be explained by the experience that they have acquired of poor institutional quality at home. We confirm the intuition provided by our analytical model by empirically...
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explain economic fluctuations. This is motivated by the empirical observation that changes in institutions in emerging markets … in the data are associated with changes in institutions, so that we can explain productivity shocks to a large extent as … shocks to the quality of institutions. We find that the model with shocks to the degree of protection of property rights only …
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implications. In a model of diversification against risk, we distinguish between investments in institutions that facilitate …
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We use a systematic empirical analysis of the determinants of South-South (SS) and North-South (NS) foreign direct investment (FDI) as a canvas to explore how multinational enterprises’ (MNEs) location decisions are shaped by better acquaintance with a foreign market resulting from bilateral...
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potential role for institutions in determining the strength – and direction – of the scale effect. Using cross-country data, we … find a significant interaction between property rights institutions and the effect of scale on long-run growth: In … countries with poor property rights institutions, scale is positively related with income per capita; where property rights …
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The quality of contracting institutions has been thought to be of second-order importance next to the impact that good … property rights institutions can have on long-run growth. Using a large range of proxies for each type of institution, we find … a robust negative link between the quality of contracting institutions and long-run growth when we condition on property …
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This paper investigates the role of institutions in determining per capita income levels and growth. It contributes to … the empirical literature by using different variables as proxies for institutions and by developing a deeper analysis of …-section estimation suggests that institutions seem to matter, regardless if they are the only explanatory variable or are combined with …
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if good institutions are the main reason behind decisions to invest in human or physical capital accumulation or to …
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Acemoglu and James Robinson. Both books are focussed on the role of institutions in determining the wealth of nations and the …
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